Please ensure Javascript is enabled for purposes of website accessibility
March 23, 2023

When accounting goes unaccounted for

Menu
Latest
Whitley Penn Finds Out New Yorkers Do Not F*** Around Former Client Cockblocks the EY Split to Make Sure They Get the $2.7 Billion They’re Suing EY For TIL EY Has Commoditized Space ChatGPT Isn’t Terminator for Accountants…Yet PwC UK Has a Soft Spot For Students Who Got Wrecked By the Pandemic

Footnotes: IRS Helps Get Cash For College; Target Avoids the SEC; Quantifying Waves | 08.24.12

by Adrienne Gonzalez

Thanks for allowing me to be your Master of Ceremonies today, kids, it's been my pleasure as always. Have a safe, happy and hopefully work-free weekend out there and Colin will be back to annoy the crap out of you all on Monday. Love, AG.

Automated IRS system helps with college financial aid application [Shore News Today]

Walmart, Target And Other Big Retailers Lobbied Successfully For Exemption From SEC Conflict Mineral Rule [HuffPo]

Romney's Taxes: It's The Carried Interest, Stupid [Forbes]

Surfonomics quantifies the worth of waves [Washington Post]

Fed says taxpayers earned $17.7 billion from AIG bailout [LA Times] Dude! Why haven't we been in the bailout business all along?!

Latest Accounting Jobs--Apply Now:

Load more listings

Have something to add to this story? Give us a shout by email, Twitter, or text/call the tipline at 202-505-8885. As always, all tips are anonymous.

Comments are closed.

Related articles

dog with pink heart glasses
News

Friday Footnotes: An Outsourcing Shortage Now Too?; Finally, Some Disruption; PwC Haters Celebrate Government Inquiry | 3.17.23

by Going Concern News Desk

There’s a lot happening this week. Which YAY because hooooo boy can it get boring around here when there isn’t. First things first, check out what the AICPA is working on and when you’ve had a chance to review their idea, reach out with your feedback if you want. Comments are closed on Footnotes because […]

sad black dog
News

Friday Footnotes: KPMG Client’s Spectacular Failure; PwC Gets Defensive; Kids Doing Taxes | 3.10.23

by Going Concern News Desk

Some things are happening today. Bank Fail Friday is back! What does Silicon Valley Bank’s collapse mean for the financial system? [The Economist] Two ways. Gradually, then suddenly. That is how Silicon Valley Bank (svb), the 16th-largest lender in America, with about $200bn in assets, went bust. Its financial position deteriorated over several years. But […]