Beyond partnerships: A conversation with Ryan Spohn of Sikich
Discover how abandoning outdated structures can attract top talent, improve performance metrics, and revolutionize client satisfaction.
This week on the pod: NATP breaks up with Intuit and Fat Joe vs. BDO
In our latest episode of The Accounting Podcast, we discuss the fallout from Intuit's controversial TurboTax ad and the National Association of Tax Professionals cutting ties with the company. We also examine Trump Jr.'s threats against Deloitte, KPMG's support for alternative pathways to CPA licensure, and rapper Fat Joe's experience with BDO.
How Kenyth got His CPA credits in 3 months and 36 days
A bachelor's degree in 3 months, a master's in 36 days, and all 4 CPA exams passed within 18 months. Kenyth's journey will change everything you know about getting your CPA license. It doesn't have to take nearly as much time or money as you think.
Benjamin F. Borgers surrenders Colorado CPA license
Good news! Benjamin F. Borgers, the CPA who faked over a thousand public company audits, is no longer a licensed CPA in Colorado. It only took 5 months.
No CPE credits, just epic views hiking rim-to-rim with a fellow CPA
How many CPE credits did two CPAs earn hiking the Grand Canyon rim to rim?
Building a $200K accounting firm in just 15 hours a week
Erica Goode, CPA shares how she built a $200K solo accounting firm working just 15 hours a week.
The fight for CPA freedom: NASBA's push for control vs. automatic mobility
Imagine needing approval from a private corporation to drive across state lines. That’s what NASBA and AICPA's proposed changes to the Uniform Accountancy Act could mean for CPAs.
Unlock the CPA exam for all majors
In a recent episode of the podcast, we delved into the proposed modifications to the Uniform Accountancy Act by NASBA and the AICPA. One aspect that really concerns me is the continued requirement for an accounting concentration or equivalent for all three proposed pathways.
From accounting intern to fashion mogul: The story of Vuori's founder Joe Kudla
The founder of Vuori, the activewear brand valued at $4 billion, started his career interning at EY, on track to become a CPA. On a recent episode of The Accounting Podcast, we delved into Joe Kudla's fascinating journey.
OpenAI's entity selection mistake will cost billions
Did you know that OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, is structured as a nonprofit? On a recent episode of The Accounting Podcast, I shared how this setup may cost OpenAI's founders and investors billions to fix.