How our accounting podcast became a movement
When David Leary and I started The Accounting Podcast, we had no grand ambitions to change the profession. We just wanted to geek out about cloud accounting technology and have some fun conversations. Neither of us expected our weekly chats to grow into what it's become today.
The Macy's Thanksgiving accounting mystery
There is no better way to prepare for the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade than with the Macy's Delayed Earnings Release.
My take on the Macy's accounting error
Happy to contribute the CPA perspective to The New York Times' coverage of Macy's Thanksgiving Week Accounting Error.
EY fires employees for taking too much CPE
Back in May, during something called "Ignite Learning Week," EY offered virtual training sessions to help employees meet their CPE requirement despite their insanely busy schedules. Some employees decided to multitask by attending multiple sessions at once to get through them faster. EY claimed this was an ethical breach that violated their code of conduct and fired them.
The AICPA must address low CPA salaries to solve the talent pipeline problem
Here's my question to AICPA's new incoming president, Mark Koziel: What will you do as the new president of the AICPA to raise wages for average CPAs?
Erase client frustration with automated tax return delivery they’ll adopt
Ever had a client say "I never got the email" about their tax return? Tired of chasing clients for signatures and document approvals? Learn how to cure this headache with SafeSend’s first CPE course on Earmark.
KPMG CEO Paul Knopp backs an end to the 150-hour rule
According to Knopp, "We have a brewing crisis that will impact accounting firms and corporations. We need to absolutely address it in the very near term. The cost of becoming a CPA has become too high."
Why TurboTax's 'Break up with your tax pro' ad hit a nerve
TurboTax's "break up with your tax pro" ad touched a nerve in the accounting world. And you know what? Maybe it’s because they have a point.
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Discover how abandoning outdated structures can attract top talent, improve performance metrics, and revolutionize client satisfaction.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.