Brilliant. Er, I mean wrong. So, so wrong. Terrible, even. Definitely do not do this.
But if you do definitely let us know how it goes.
I’m an Accountant, every Christmas we have a vote for the client who’s been the biggest prick of the year, then I report them to HMRC regardless of if they have done anything wrong, invariably they get a full audit, we get more work it’s a win win.
— Fesshole 🧻 (@fesshole) September 15, 2021
Via @Fesshole on Twitter, spotted on Reddit
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.
Reminder: you have until April 17 to weigh in on a proposal to extend the CPA exam window Practice Is it time for firms to transform their business model? [Journal of Accountancy] Pandemic pressures have worn the workforce thin, and the economy is in the thick of rapid, radical change. It’s time for firm leaders […]
The following message is for current and aspiring CPAs: it isn’t often that anyone asks your opinion unless it’s a client trying to get free work out of you but there is an issue in need of your immediate attention and feedback. NASBA is soliciting comments on a proposal to extend the CPA exam window […]
Simple, very simple. The extra educational requirements, the lack of emphasis on higher level math and finance, the online CPA exam. The constant worship of big firms and their so called partners. The promotion of a code of ethic where particularly big firm are not held accountable. The discounting of small firms and their experience. All of it contributed to decline of the profession.