When accounting goes unaccounted for
Whether April 15th is a real deadline for you or not, it's a milestone. The best part, of course, is that you have time to do important things like reflect, consider new career paths, and look for opportunities in unexpected places.
And don't forget, those vacation days aren't going to use themselves.
However you're spending the last half of April, hopefully it allows for hysterical relief, which in this profession, is always welcome.
KPMG International Achieves Record Revenues [AT]Seems respectable: "KPMG International said it realized record revenues globally […]
YOU GUYS. This actually happened. Note it happened earlier in the month and we missed […]
BDO Seidman’s revenue for the fiscal year end June 30 dropped nearly 6% to $620 million and dammit, we’re disappointed. Sure tax revenue is up 6% but assurance revenue was down 9% and consulting revenue was down over 15%. What’s the reason for this? According to BDO’s CEO Jack Weisbaum it’s…wait for it…yes, the recession. What a news flash.
According to Web CPA, BDO’s revenue breakdown is 60/25/10 for audit/tax/consulting and the remaining 5% is a grab bag of stuff. Point is, BDO is a whore for audit and considering how the whole Banco Espirito thing turned out…
Speaking of Portuguese banks, BDO is still on the hook for $522 million. No word on how that fits into the firm’s plans to bounce back in fiscal year 2010.
BDO Seidman Revenue Falls Due to Recession [Web CPA]