When accounting goes unaccounted for
Welp, you made it. Somehow it’s already October and would you look at that, the 15th no less.
For those of you grinding all the way to the finish line, I thought I’d drop this here. You know, just in case.
See you on the other side, you got this.
KPMG couldn’t audit their way out of a paper bag but some props are due […]
Because I wasted 50 seconds of my life watching this, I think you should too. […]
Somewhere in the whole mishmash of yesterday’s events leading up to the House’s passage of chicken crap, Joseph Crowley took to the floor to remind us know that it’s just not wealthy humans that stand to benefit greatly from tax cuts.
[via Gothamist]