Maybe We Should Wait to Throw More Money at the IRS's Problems

Wouldn’t life be sweet if our bosses gave us more money when we failed? Gee, I wouldn’t have hit on the client’s daughter at that bar if only you paid me better...

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Mark Weinberger Is the Future Ernst & Young CEO. You Shut Up.

Let's revisit the beard issue for a minute.

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Oh, Mitt Romney, How You Tease Us with Your Approximate Effective Tax Rate

How dare you, perfectly coiffed rich guy.

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Now Presenting, By Popular Demand: 2010 Michigan CPA Exam Performance

Let no one claim this website is not almost completely user-generated. We rely on tips, suggestions, complaints and compliments to determine what we write about and what we don't.

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Accounting News Roundup: KPMG, E&Y Cleared in Olympus Mess; MF Global Back Office Taking Questions; Looking for Accounting Craics | 01.17.12

And Congress resumes to hold us all hostage with the payroll tax debate.

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Memo to Audit Firms: If Steven Thomas Sues You, That Means You Really Screwed Up

You don't want to see this guy in court.

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Presenting the Busy Season 2012 iPad Giveaway

It’s Martin Luther King, Jr. Day or as it is more commonly known in public accounting, “the third Monday in January.” It is intended to be a day of service to our communities but most of you are simply doing the ushe – serving your clients.

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2010 CPA Exam All-Stars, Illinois Edition

This one's for my FIBs!

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Accounting News Roundup: E&Y Told to Cough Up $16 Million Over Superior Bank; Professors Know Where Their Students Want to Work; Santorum Gets Defensive of Tax Plan | 01.16.12

Enjoying your third Monday in January at work?

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IRS Doesn't Seem at All Worried About Overworking Already Overworked Employees

Earlier this week, National Taxpayer Advocate Nina Olson gave her annual report to Congress. It's always a hoot as Ms. Olson's job is pretty much to tell the IRS why they suck.

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Going Concern