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The IRS Is Supposedly Hiring Again
**Please note this is not an April Fools’ story, we are not planning any fake […]
Layoff Watch ’26: The King’s KPMG Kindly Asks 600 Auditors to GTFO
We covered this story in yesterday’s Monday Morning Accounting News Brief but it’s significant enough […]
Monday Morning Accounting News Brief: KPMG Asks Hundreds of People to Go; One Big Beautiful Bill Equals Billable Hours | 3.30.26
Good morning and happy Monday, capital markets servants. I ventured out into the muck to […]
Friday Footnotes: EY Socks Away a Bunch of Money For Future Fines; Can You Leave at 5 and Still Make Partner? | 3.27.26
Footnotes is a collection of stories from around the accounting profession curated by actual humans […]
The Top 20 Firm That Kicked Off PE Madness in 2021 and Its PE Firm Announce They’ll Keep Kickin’ It
EisnerAmper (#15 on the INSIDE Public Accounting Top 100 with $1.023 billion in revenue) and […]
A KPMG Senior Director Got Beat Up By a Guy Who Stars in Reacher
Oh my God it feels like it’s 2010 all over again with that headline. Thanks […]
You’ll Never Guess Who’s Most Likely to Get Tax Scammed
It’s not boomers. TLDR McAfee has just released the results of their 2026 Tax Season […]
Monday Morning Accounting News Brief: One EYer Was Very Determined to Cheat; How Can You Not Know You Don’t Get Overtime? | 3.23.26
Hey, news lover. Here’s what I was able to scrape up from our corner of […]
Friday Footnotes: PwC CEO Issues a Stern Threat to Luddite Partners; Compliance Startup Gets Slaughtered on Substack | 3.20.26
Footnotes is a collection of stories from around the accounting profession curated by actual humans […]
Tax Prep But Make It Catchy
We’ve got 27 days left until April 15 and one tax prep outlet in Houston […]
Oh So We’re Actually Going to Get Rid of Quarterly Reporting After All Huh
ICYMI: Last September, President Trump truthed about quarterly reporting at 8 in the morning in […]
