Solo firms, what’s the most annoying thing about business tax returns?
Navigating the Challenges of Business Tax Returns: Insights for Solo Practitioners As a solo practitioner considering the[…]
Coworkers ask me why I don’t have a car, and my response is “to be eco-friendly”. Real answer: to save as much money as possible so I can buy my freedom via launching my own firm and ensure being forever remote. None of this hybrid nonsense.
Embracing Remote Work: My Journey Towards Professional Freedom In the workplace, people often ask me why I[…]
Currently in my first day in a new organization and I’ve been told we haven’t closed the book at all in 2025 HELP!!
Navigating the Challenges of a New Job: My First Day as a Financial Analyst Starting a new[…]
Help me explain the role of E&Y in NBA lottery: does it really help boosting the credibility of the process?
Understanding Ernst & Young’s Role in the NBA Lottery: A Quest for Credibility As a dedicated sports[…]
I’ve been job hopping every 1-2 years and need advice.
Navigating Job Hopping: Seeking Guidance for a Stronger Career Path In today’s competitive job market, the journey[…]
Graduated today with my bachelor’s! Any advice for the future?
Celebrating a Milestone: Graduated with My Bachelor’s Degree and Seeking Advice for the Future Hello, dear readers,[…]
Graduated today with my bachelor’s! Any advice for the future?
Embracing the Future: Seeking Guidance After Graduating with a Bachelor’s in Accounting Hello, dear readers, Today marks[…]
We’re so cooked. New AICPA chair is a partner at a Private Equity accounting firm that’s trying to outsource the entire profession.
AICPA’s Leadership Choice Raises Concerns: A Call for Ethical Reflection The recent appointment of the new chair[…]
Sorry but we don’t have a chart of accounts, we’ve evolved past that.
Embracing Change in Accounting: The Chart of Accounts Conundrum In my recent freelance experience with a company,[…]
First year associate – I don’t know where to go from here
Navigating Challenges as a First-Year Associate in Tax: A Personal Reflection As I approach the conclusion of[…]