After years and years of stagnating starting salaries, firms finally got the memo and buffed […]
Category: The Serious Questions
EY Is Giving Audit Interns 8 to 12 Months to Prove They’re Useful
While intern season is wrapping up and interns are shedding tears over a lack of […]
PwC CEO Said He’s Cool With It If His Kids Want to Go Into Consulting
Paul Griggs continues giving Business Insider his $0.02 with another article in a series of […]
North Carolina Board of Certified Public Accountant Examiners Makes a Persuasive Argument Against Paper
North Carolina CPAs should already be aware that you are hours away from a deadline […]
The Big 4 Model Might Be Cooked
For nearly 17 years now, this website you’re reading has been meticulously documenting the accounting […]
So Do We Or Don’t We Have an IRS Commissioner?
In an appearance before the Senate Finance Committee described as “testy” in at least one […]
Much Like You, The SEC’s Top Accountant Never Really Wanted to Be an Accountant Either
CPA Journal ran an interview with SEC Chief Accountant Kurt Hohl, who took the post […]
Someone at Deloitte’s Atlanta Office Doesn’t Rerack the Gym Equipment
So I saw this tweet last night as it was making the rounds. If you’re […]
That Time Researchers Discovered Accounting Firms Would Rather Die Than Publish Salaries
So CPA Journal ran an interesting article recently titled “Intergenerational Solutions to Address the Crisis […]
Upload All Your Tax Information to Grok, What Could Go Wrong?
So Elon Musk just xeeted this, what do we think?
ICYMI: According to This AI CEO You Won’t Have to Go to Work in a Year
Commence to fantasizing about what you’ll do with all that glorious free time when you […]
KPMG Brings AI Talking Points to a Fee Negotiation, Inadvertently Opens a Pandora’s Box Filled With Stingy Clients
As reported by Financial Times on February 6, included in Friday’s edition of Footnotes, and […]