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KPMG Decides Not to Publish the Green Energy Report That Pissed the Green Folks Off
Meanwhile, across the pond: KPMG is refusing to publish the full findings of a controversial […]
Apparently Someone at EY Is Concerned About Restroom Etiquette Too
Thanks to a tipster for sending along the following note which curiously appeared in one […]
One Chicago Woman Apparently Felt That 293 False Tax Returns Was Not Enough
You have to wonder how efficient both the IRS and Social Security systems are in […]
Accounting News Roundup | 02.10.12
'Big' Was Diamond CEO's Style [WSJ] When Diamond Foods Inc. bought Pop Secret from General […]
Please Join All of Wall Street In Ripping On This Clown Immediately
You know, it isn't often when the worlds of finance and accounting can join together, […]
The Center For Audit Quality Has Animated Auditors For Your Learning Pleasure
For your daily dose of YouTube-based comical entertainment, Prof Albrecht (via Bob Jensen) has shared […]
Here’s Another Article That Says Public Accounting Is Where It’s At
Just what public accounting doesn't need, another pro-public article touting the low unemployment rate and […]
Ernst & Young Settles a $2 Million Slap on the Hand With the PCAOB
And no, before anyone asks, this has nothing to do with Lehman. According to the […]
Accounting News Roundup: PCAOB’s Record Fine; Midwest Tax Abolitionists; Tax Planning for Zuckerberg | 02.09.12
Audit Watchdog Fines Ernst & Young $2 Million [WSJ, PCAOB]Ernst & Young LLP agreed to […]
UPDATE: Diamond Foods’ Nutty Accounting Leaves Their CEO and CFO Looking For Work
Fun fact: Emerald's sea salt and pepper cashews are pretty much the tastiest nuts ever […]
Deloitte Will Not Be Planning Any Conferences at the Silver Legacy This Year
Well folks, it looks like Reno is officially dead. Last I saw it in 2010, […]