Courtesy of James Ulvog, we learn that Scott London, convicted passer of material non-public information […]
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Accounting News Roundup: Comcast Done Chasing Time Warner; Say Hello to KPMG Ignition; 1-800Accountant | 04.24.15
Comcast Kills Time Warner Cable Deal [WSJ]Aw, shucks: "Comcast Corp. on Friday ended its plans […]
Hillary Clinton Could Use a Hand Here
Anyone with experience amending heavily scrutinized 990s is welcome to chime in: Hillary Clinton's family's […]
What Do You Wish You Knew Before Getting Promoted?
Promotions are something that most people are willing to sacrifice life, limb, and select loved […]
How family friendly is B4 for years 1-5?
I'm a 2nd year Auditor at a B4. When I was going through the intreview […]
Accounting News Roundup: Tesco’s Bad Year; Freshening Up Nonprofit Accounting; Journalist Charged in PwC LuxLeaks Case | 04.23.15
Deutsche Bank to Pay $2.5 Billion Fine to Settle Rate-Rigging Case [DealBook]U.S. and British authorities […]
AAS or Audit?
I have always always to work in public accounting, but for X & Y reasons […]
EY Must Be Really Taken With These Microsoft Folks
Just last year the firm moves to Outlook and now a "strategic business alliance"? THE FUTURE HAS […]
How Does Your Firm’s Performance Evaluation Process Need to Change?
Last month we learned that Deloitte plans to scrap its performance evalution process for something […]
Accounting News Roundup: EY’s Atlantic City Gig Makes Trouble for Christie; KPMG on Edible Passports; IRS Wants Its Billions Back | 04.22.15
Chris Christie Officials Give Atlantic City Contract To Firm Of Governor’s Brother [IBT, Earlier] An […]
Here’s an Inexplicable Selfie of Intuit’s CEO with Deadmau5
This morning I was cruising around the Internet, as I'm wont to do, and I […]
What Should Lynne Doughtie Do First as KPMG’s CEO?
As you know, KPMG has elected Lynne Doughtie as its next Chairman CEO, the first […]