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So How Much Work Did You Actually Get Done Today?
None like me, who was doomscrolling through Twitter all afternoon, or did you somehow, someway […]
AICPA Fails to Take an Adequate Dig at Congress in Tax Extenders Press Release
The AICPA "commends" Congress for a lot of things that it shouldn't, among them, dragging […]
Maybe Now You’ll Take the Opposition to Auditor Rotation Seriously
It's fair to say that accounting firms are conservative organizations. That is, they prefer that […]
Social Media’s Ideas for Tax Reform Can’t Be Worse Than Anything That’s Been Kicked Around So Far
Senator Max Baucus (D-MT) and Representative Dave Camp (R-MI) report in a Wall Street Journal […]
Tax Nerds Feeling Vindicated After Their Long-held Viewpoints Are Paid Lip Service
Tax Policy Center co-director Eric Toder is feeling good today. Why? Some people known for […]
AICPA President: CPAs Are on the Verge of Anxiety Attacks Thanks to Federal Deficit
Barry Melancon speaks on behalf of all the CPAs, CGMAs across this great land who […]
The Fiscal Cliff: As a CPA, People Expect You to Know this Crap
You spent five (or more) years studying to be an accountant, passed the hardest professional […]
Understanding the Estate Tax: The Rich Lose Because They Have To Pay It, and the Poor Lose Because They’re Poor
If I've learned anything from the Pirates of the Caribbean ride at Disneyland, it's that […]
AICPA Exec Under the False Impression That Congress Is Concerned About How Their Stalling Really Messes Things Up
Similar to the Ohio Society of CPAs, AICPA Tax Executive Committee Jeffrey Porter's request of Congress not […]
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Congressional Leader Clearly Knows Nothing About Congress’ Capabilities
The Hill reports that jolly orange giant John Boehner is speaking at the Peter G. […]
Just Blow Up the Tax Code Already
Tax wonk Christopher Bergin has some concerns that if President Obama and Congress don't do something […]