Goldman Sachs wants its junior bankers to take weekends off, isn't that nice? [Bloomberg]
Taxpayers pay to hire workers' lawyers in IRS scandal [USA Today]
CIOs And Cloud Computing: How IT Can Get Back In The Driver's Seat [Forbes]
GT is tweeting some email best practices but forgot to say don't style your emails the hideous way they styled the actual tips [Twitter]
PwC has advised the Thai government to get it together on tax policy [The Nation]
Today and tomorrow, you can pick up a free copy of Maryland Association of CPAs' editor Bill Sheridan's book Look, Lead, Love, Learn on Kindle [Amazon]
According to new research, men look at women's bodies more than their faces. Shocking. [Jezebel]
The world's first Bitcoin ATM is here [WIRED]
10 things people that aren't you — read: not accountants — need to know about marriage and taxes [Forbes]
Consumer confidence is in the tank. Joy. [Wonkblog]
A chorus of angry politicians and a national coalition of Italian-Americans called on Gov. Chris Christie Thursday to veto a controversial $420,000 film tax credit awarded to the hit MTV television show “Jersey Shore.” “The governor needs to step up for decency and veto this. If the show wants to go somewhere else, let ‘em,” said state Sen. Joseph Vitale (D-Middlesex), who said it includes negative stereotypes of young Italian-Americans. “Let us just hope against hope that New Jersey taxpayers don’t end up paying for ‘Snooki’s’ bail the next time she is arrested. What a terrible, terrible and misguided waste.” said State Sen. Paul Sarlo (D-Bergen). [