Help, My Friend at EY Makes More Money Than I Do at KPMG
You could go ahead and substitute any firm for any other firm here, but for this particular reader question, it’s KPMG v EY. Let’s make a little popcorn and see what’s going on: Hello, I hope you’re well. So about a month ago, I heard that EY gave second round raises to the entire West […]
(UPDATE) Complaint Says Scott London Admitted to Tipping Bryan Shaw About Five KPMG Clients
~ Update below includes details from the criminal complaint, including Springsteen tickets!
From the Journal:
At Least One McGladrey Employee’s Morning Routine of Coffee and the “Kenny G” Station Was Completely RUINED
Perhaps Kenny G isn't your cup of tea but the combination of working at McGladrey and, say, a musical taste similar to Paul Ryan's, this morning's development could result in you considering anger management. From the mailbag: So I pulled up Pandora this morning as I got into the office and rather than music, I got […]
Employer Who Fired an Allegedly Racist Accountant (Twice) Is Allegedly Racist
Last month we learned that Virgnia Spidle, the Chief Accountant for the City of Birmingham, Alabama, was fired a second time by her employer. The grounds for the first dismissal were racism, which a personnel board dismissed. Not one to be dismayed by awkwardness around the office, Spidle returned to her job only to be […]
Ohio CPAs Want Some Answers On This Whole Criminals With PTINs Thing
This is from the November issue of the Ohio Society of CPAs' CPA Voice: OSCPA submitted a comment letter to IRS Commissioner Doug Shulman and Director of the IRS Return Preparer Office David R. Williams, regarding fingerprinting of certain non-signing PTIN applicants. Written on behalf of OSCPA’s more than 22,000 members, the letter commended the […]
Lunchtime Reading: The Complaint Against Ernst & Young
Get some coffee first.
We’re working through it and we’ll update with anything interesting. If you see anything worth mentioning, chime in below.