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How New Accounting Grads Can Tune Up Their Diversity BS Detectors
How can CPA firms be so white and male when they’re so dedicated to diversity? […]
Winners v. Losers This Week: Dick Pics, Grant Thornton’s Heyday, Auditors F*cked As Always
Back in the day we used to end the week with a “Quote of the […]
Grant Thornton Poaches Two People From KPMG and Issues a Press Release, Part I
A couple of months ago, we reported that a partner and a principal bolted Grant […]
Survey: Accountants Want to Spend As Little Time In the Office As Humanly Possible This Summer
Here’s something that Adrienne and I are completely in agreement with: In a recent survey […]
PCAOB Releases Teaser Trailer of 2018 Inspection Findings
Testing internal control over financial reporting, assessing risks of material misstatement, and auditing accounting estimates […]
UPDATED: What In the Hell Is Happening to CCH?
Get excited, Tax Twitter, you’re about to get your moment in the sun. Granted it’s […]
Here’s Your (Late) Open Thread For the First CPA Exam Score Release of Q2 2019
Yooooo. Sorry I’m late on this… wait, no, fuck that I’m not sorry. Saying sorry […]
Another Day, Another Fine for KPMG
Here we go again … A U.K. regulator on Wednesday fined KPMG LLP and a […]
Hiring Watch ’19: EY Is Looking for Some Fresh Faces In New Orleans
First Nashville, now the EY hiring caravan is heading to New Orleans. Ernst & Young, […]
Compensation Watch ’19: Highest-Paying Cities Don’t Give Accountants the Most Bang for Their Buck
Last week, we perused a report from AdvisorSmith on the 50 best U.S. cities in […]
Accountants Behaving Badly: Strangling Wife, Stealing Money From a Band, Shopping Spree on Company’s Dime
A look at the best of the worst accountant malfeasance around the globe over the […]