Grover Norquist Has a Solution to Warren Buffett's Problem

RELATED: I'm starting to think that ol' Grover is purposely spelling the Oracle's surname incorrectly.

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Now That They've Put the Biggest Fraud in India's History Behind Them, PwC Thinks an Independent Audit Regulator Might Be a Good Idea

What a novel idea. All it took was completely missing a phantom sum of $1 billion or so.

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Rick Santorum Actually Believes That People Care About His Tax Returns

Ha! President of frozen-over hell, Rick Santorum told everyone that he had to get back to Pennsylvania, apparently, to get his tax returns thrown together.

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Oh Great, Now The Chinese Pass the CMA Exam Better Than We Do

And it's probably just a matter of time before they start winning all the Elijah Watt Sells awards.

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An Accounting Troll Gets Trolled

A rebuttal to a rebuttal on why accounting does not make good reading

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Accounting News Roundup: PwC Calls Out E&Y for Shadowing; Romney Tweaking Financial Disclosures; Stephen Chipman in Kansas. Yes, Kansas. | 01.27.12

OH! And which one of you misplaced 16 kilos of blow?

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Everybody Relax, Warren Buffett's Secretary Is Not Making Six Figures

Earlier we discussed how Warren Buffett's secretary and glory hog, Debbie Bosanek, has become a poster child for all of us that have effective tax rates higher than those of wealthy dudes like her boss and GOP Presidential cyborg Mitt Romney.

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Grant Thornton Applauds President Obama's Support of Start-Ups and Small Business Because, Duh, They Will Make More Money

Oh, Grant Thornton flacks. Could you put out a more ridiculously transparent, vapid, self-serving, bullshit press release?

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Everyone in Warren Buffett's Office Pays a Higher Tax Rate Than He Does, Says His Secretary Who Is Obviously Stealing All the Glory

The fact that O^3's effective tax rate is probably lower than yours and mine is pretty ridiculous. We have Congress to thank for that. But this secretary thing is getting played. Why does she get all the attention?

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How Does NASBA Count Bizarro College Situations In Its Candidate Performance Book?

Three weeks ago, an "old guy who wants to keep busy" commented on a post I'd done about California CPA exam stats asking how his very particular case might be classified for purposes of inclusion in the NASBA Candidate Performance book:

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