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The store lose $0 .. the $100 are stolen not lost. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4clhSYU8xcVhIeHhDVG5Ka04zLXl3QUxFZ1A4a3hSa0RkR0lDLURrazRqNHJVU2FKUm1FM3B3QXVkVHNqeFVhYmJaTF84cG9JVHFmdlNkMmRFeE5kY1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGaWlDVFFLWS1RQnRWNmUyUXJUelh2bkxMX0ZQMzdTVXgtSU1yaUlCM2prNkJOOV9QYkJTMmNfUS1NRUZ5Nm8zSXVOdWtURW94Y1l0azZlY3BhQXlMSzh4UWNKYUtBbmxuY3FaZzMwTmt4RUpEWFBmUUVEWVA5ZGw1U0FITTlPdEpOMHM4c2FjVmEtcjVaVDh2YlVJV3hWaGhuOWJtbGZSeWczVlJSLW9NX0tiek9VVk9xcXVkS2pZS2R5VDlVQnZST1pGYURTNE5zTGlIRmd1RzlnRVZHQT09 | 7,294 |
What field are you thinking? I am in the same boat. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4TWtUUUpGTktkTHk0MTNvNVIyUnpxemw2R0RFekI3OG1URXFhblhFOTVnNkUyT1J2QTZXbXFqSmF4RDU1Um5uM1ZudHc1Q3BIY3BIUkxWZ3UwVC1PM2c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGQ1RMbXI5MU83aEVsYmtDUFNYVDNTeW1wRmwyQTJOZ1BVenZ2TVVBYjJ6ZlFjYjQ0ODgzVENiajB5V3JHYWtSX0w4UTN2ZGdaX2RjQlA2Y2Y5LU1HYlhaNHpzUlVWNS11ZHBlcVE3OWRqVExCanluX3JpdTVzMkVMSEwyeENfUXktb29Nb1RUY3NTY09mWmpSNWZYanJBelBrdHZVTVRJT195R1Z6clpnQlU0ZWNoYk1iV1llNWVheTlab0EtZmlQeGpjZmlkWFcyamlVajBLcWxEb3M2dz09 | 7,295 |
Yes wouldn't want to get caught in sunk cost fallacy!!! | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4eFp1Um9IX0dBZFNXMUxtbnZNY3NYM19YUWE3eGJaUlJ0bS1ldXIxNFFyNVRyckRKeWh2RktpdG5IeEFzN3FYNmhUdjBLX2szOFI0WG4zVHd6X0Y0elE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGa3ZEeERQVWFmT2JLaHE1RFhMRU9BUU04UkxEbEdIVmdWcC1XOFlfSk5qdXdablVMWkwtbmZRZ2NTQ0NrdDBwM1M0WHptVFZVUTRRc09maW1sUVpBamh5Y1dTaXFGb1Q0eEhmZWFsSUhub25WcktveGdjZUw0Ym9VcHVvX1dMazVIczROaDhJdFNINTd6LUNqLUZyeHRIdXRaZW9ZS09rNU8zbVRRaHE1R2xXbjlTT1VTYk9iVmszMmVpeGhfSE9YZU9YeE9vZG5FTURWcU5UaHV1dGRqZz09 | 7,296 |
We have two lines and then a subtotal for the net amount | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4Q29ERmNxQkktTW9jYUIyUmNTTDlIWU1kSWpfOXNjSk1UZGV5UFhkVXpWMTg5SDhSb0tlVTJ1cm9sbEdtSzhPcHNNWmo1Nk9YOGc4Q2lqZ3pnNldyVHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGeDZGdi0tUTJUV21JNUdBRzdIV280U2dJU250cE5GX2FVeE5ERENhUml4b3l2Ym95MzU5dmd0c2I0TTZLY0FObnhoTVhocC0xcnRZN3hCYmFaR2UyM1prVjBfeXJtenhOX0lSTmtpUm14YlF2ZnBGUXBLRm91SG01emZ3U2VtWHJFMXdPNUhlcXFMd3pGSkowTmw3WS15TXA0d3JvcEd3Y1BmaVNKSHZZVm5QMjk4VW9IaDV0akhJUHpGLXVhbm9PbmU0UEluWTJTNHhpVUZzcnRTWXNoQT09 | 7,297 |
I wfh. Sleep in until like 830. Work until at about 7 busy season | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4VjZITVExaExiQXpPRDVhblVpMFhYUGZGUnlSaUo0d09qQjZVeElqdFY4eFNxSFNmbGRsM1JwX0d6bVl5a1A3enFzNHdpZE5hWUYtZUxlN0taek1JQ0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGOTQ3RXI4bVZaQWNHaWR1UnhtbmFmdllycHByeFFLRXZtbGxjWGNWa1FWVFNSY0h3Uk8wLXhoX2Fzem1KMkxiaWsyckZyZWZ2MnQ4aUgzUHNMc2p6TWZRVmVjTDFrTFVtalRqVmFyV1E2dEI1WXpkZ044RnEwRkR3S3pLVzQ0d0FCdVdaQy1sNEwzREFEandBSTJnNEwtYTFPQzV2MlZ5dDRVZ3JrSWF4eFRYM2l5TjdaazdYZ3lIV2lTTnJxWkp2d0otQkltcEtiQ0lBRWgxNGc0MUtWUT09 | 7,298 |
100 +whatever the cogs for the 70 in groceries is | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4a0RpY1dGOENYLWFUWXBJZFRDWllKTTNwcE9VRXlPZUxFYWJYXzdlODJWdFo5ellSckM1SVJPVTNjRXFQTTIyMC1qOEM0aGU1eDJxTHZ2N19yOG9ZNDlhaElYbDhRUVFJcHVEMExpR2VrdFk9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGblNQYzlJRlF6VW8zcDI2T2FfVEJ2d1JkWFpRWnFlQTM4ZVdTRWFrMEZIS3lOUlhxNi1GMlpkU1BNQlVocmR6WElaU3JWMjdRY0U4SGNhOGJiN1dLTFlsNFh2SXRlU0FhLU1yckZlOW4yanNISWQ5aDhETm9naWpneHBQVEpVUlpHbjFWSEZNZ25MUWNUMjV3UldmbUJJd3l6NDM0OERwQmNINndEQlhKVkt4cUkzZzBEdWZYeHNkdmhEQ25nRWNTSnlOcjhueU9FNnpwVEFUdEpWRVBxZz09 | 7,299 |
Honestly this is the realistic answer in the entire thread | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4bnVzZmgzbkREdjlLemJpX0UxQkNYM2c2dkVBdlAzWkFnblNyTGtPdHVyb1VEYlM2b05wYjZoZTl5SGVpWHBEZDV2d0dVVURDa2RxU0JudFBzMVVKYnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGbGVBSi1zektyOTdPeUdVd2owc2JfZTRNaEpyUG1tNDZucXAyUnhVNUpJTXh2MmVHUDYtUzNMSEhNWERhOHlOUXBhSW1IZGZPeFc4dXYwaERDb19yMVRvRjNaRUtHNlk4eHV1R19EcnVtRlpETDlrd2dpRUZQa0FYZkQzTmRqYjlOSkNJVHpUb01yOV9tV3NyeHdZZ0NJOFdHZXR3amlnSm1Nc1ZlN2c1SEJIeUtVUmJjMDk4NHA2VC1LUWh1eWJ6bmJaYnFmOVh2WFQyOWE0aUZNTGg5QT09 | 7,300 |
Remember to pay your annual membership dues. Pay early before it increases. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4MGpMRkQzVEJreDJYb3BvMlBMTVZMMFlJanItaVFyblNNTmp5T2c3aWJmQjE0dXRFQTJZb2dOTHF2NS0tX2VZTUZpZ25sMUdiZGNRMkIzVWJ0ZFFiX0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGVkZxQWNDS2IwRXRZSVA5azV2MzJvenJfVHRZcDdLYkVqSWQxdjY4a1ctcnMxVE8wWDdZZ1lTNEtvUzRHZlg5c1M5ZGdXazlMMS1uNkVzNTlGaHN2TVJEQWlWMGZSSDhJTGdJMTBMWGZYLWI5U0RJTzNDSEMxMTBJY3FOVWFXOGIxNHJVbDJzc0pFMlI1X25XX3hGQ3A3OF9VNDdhclEyUTRJRzZ5bGJST0xjOXBhS1VmV2p0Vkw4ekd0S2ZGVXphMkNmQ2s1Z3lVTzgwU3h0S2hyN1dOdz09 | 7,301 |
So they lost $100 + the profit margin in $70 worth of goods. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4WTZJRXBwb21TNFMxczFPeTB6bWJJU3VCak9PdmxScVhjTkV4c2J2UXk4RGF4UnFJS0Jla0dGTkMyQkI2M25YZXJlQW5YRUpsMXVrUXVIR0xSdl9Vb1VIbmVNUEt5UTFzdWNpX21Sci1oQ1E9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGWWlvRFNqNWpYbWxmaDdTTVREejdwNC03YTUzMU1BNzlrOVpkam9TZ1h5OEk3ek9ETjFobGdidDEtVnRoTHhNOGVTTXNlS1JkMmhXYnlieHBfdEVUSzV0dy1IT0RUM2pONmJMTWhQd1JDNjNZYXhqQjUxdkJ2OVpfWXp6T0xGZmh1TnJya0dVZHVWNEViSVV3TzZLeXdMLVYzdWRMNUJCR1p2V0hMdTNjYUtqY1VqOFZVRlM4OWtiSVNIV3VVMFFQR1hpN2tyNF9JU1BDRmFNODhMbnVhUT09 | 7,302 |
This is true. Not how we typically operate but I will have to swallow this one. Thanks for chiming in. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4SXlGNjdPSVJ4UEVtcWl0VWkwYVFXNlpqaEtLTlZHZlM5NHlBQk9NZnAwOHdBZm5IUi1QMzdXbnJpSTVKUWVuT1ZIbGVKelZRVGtOQWZYSDZ5TEpZZVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGQlpCbnkxYVFTaWQteHE5YWEtU0FCQ1hPdGNlTGpFaThJcV8zZGVmZVpBNV9kNUxCei1QdHlZVnhkMmo5bFFpaU5sNHkweXkyajZoWXcxSWF0OHhndzE5TmQyTEZ3UkJHaGUzVFFOdnJpSjB6aGluWnN5Snp5bmZoS2VOcTNvRFdkQ3pnOTN0dGdZbmd0U0FJdzhtRS15cHV6TWt5WFZGa0liUlpPWFJqeGpJPQ== | 7,303 |
That's the answer. It's when the work is in demand from an audit and individual tax perspective. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4cDlYbXlwU25STG5zeXhwN05VVUJIOE1xWElkOFQ3WENQLUdrMW5yYUkwNFBGcVF2NUlVWmdwZ1N2dVNyaERhMG1pZjhtRmZBcWJScVB6RDN6bkthZHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGcnk1cWQ3ajdBbEhEdG1MUW1DNTcwZHFKTTgtSmZSTXRWZzhXam5vQjlzenJaX2xpR2hsTXZ3eFpqd2I5U0RGZGpubFhZRjBrQzFSajJaR0dILUhiNDF1b29PLXFtQ3E0c3lSRFpJelZINVZSU21HWXowU0l3SnVPR3Q4VldIdGNXamdCeFJhMDZqRHU0UUJhanU0M0J4QTJ4QUNHUk8tQ2UydGNZSXFMYlJWR3lraV95SS1wSXJGcXZTV3RxTjNl | 7,304 |
Just do the best you can. If done properly you should get better and faster | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4cWdaWGk0bTBPOFpTVVJDZVF6bDdvemJJWElIZW5zeXozLWZmUXdsV2VoRWpMMjlsMmpwTEpqVjRqWGg5ZTY0ZWdtYnVHLTI1c0dpYUkweHF1cWhqeUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGaTloY1FTWldLblpJd0FabTNfWUJUMzByckdHOEVCS01VWjBtMEJZQ0ttLXg1djB2Ylc2WURVblNOYmxNNTJaXzZtOEc4RmJHX0ZGZ0pqN1prN2p6YUhyUE1IdDU3dzJtT3NOdUdFVG05YVh3bkMwdXdfeXd4RGNGZldXbFlVUHNFcUtFSXhBd210Wm5JdnZBcXktZmtScDJuRVEteENNYTl6S1dZY0tXSk5qOXdEMmJFQW1vazNMcHI4RXh4aGlsbmxXUEFILVl2NGhVZFpkZVlNSTM0QT09 | 7,305 |
I am sorry for your loss. I would suggest seeing a grief therapist. Hugs. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4TTF6ZHNZQkNiU1JLNVlmU1hXcGJyZFAyZEdlZVJSdDV3UWJqTHJMVHRiZ293czQxQXdGa0pkODJPaU1TYkxNNkM5SklnR3VIQ1Y2Q05yOEM4Nk5LRzFaNEM5SVBPZTI4WkJTRXdGcVl5WTg9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGTEpOQzNVWFhqMXhFODZ5TVh6SFZ2RmtZeEdwTXRfNFViaGwyRzFYaEk4Y1R4RXd5OVVkU1hMX01rM1Z2dkpnMXV2QXg5YVgtb2FJTWZWY3gzNk5DS21vOHl5VDlEemk0QWdrVXp1UW96SWFqWUZrYUhmYzNha2xWTlZ0NGFEWU53d0otWHFqcWRNOFd5Q2VndWYwcUdkeVp4LVZBaEZiby1iTFprYlpYUzQtTDlyZ3BleF9uOXVyNXJSQ1JKS2dkUUUtMVhFS05NM2pZelJpR2kyX1JDUT09 | 7,306 |
Starting to regret going into tax and it's only my third week doing 60 hours. I have no life whatsoever | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4N2tnRURCcDZqWDhVRHUyWWRQSHZkelhkSDFuMzN1QkMxa1o0NzhoU3ZTVXBUcVFOYjZtdlEzU3EzRlZ1VGdFUV9VRE1JdnZlQm9obnkyOGZzQXdOUmR4bmV0RFkxeC1EZ0s5bEppOXpDdGc9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGMGJ1TWJRNTY5RkI0NnplRnh4Z3FWeUROWC1INHUyTGRHLVBjcFJBVDRRNEdGc2FsQVpidU4taHV4SWdJd3JPV1l1Zk5mRzFrV0doY2xGSWdaQ2hlZXVLdTVPbThCLTlPNXJHRHI4ZjNlY1dqSkJEWDVjZzNhMFRPX3BMMUJqTEJySkdhRjlxTHlkTUU0LTRFRndEMWpjOGxMTVUtekIyZkdKOXRaM25QZ2FmbGpzSmY2THFyYXRaSFJIV0FfVWV2 | 7,307 |
Thanks. Im know alone, lost 45 lbs and work in office. No more tham 50 hours/week | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4aWZuMldtZ2NjbWx0aWozY21tWEdMNEFCN1RLOHMxT1NsOWRVR0VhaGZScTBwWGpWZlhqZkFMOXlwSXAwT0RwMVljc2pPYzJ0Q2stMDZ4T2tmaGRzUkE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGR0ZHcHZzNnQtLXZ3YXJuRGlZSG42WlhFbFdpTXBMd0UxSVFod2JQMExzSjFGenNKZmdjdTFiSlUxWFRodlN5OWtfNFlYaDB4Z2RXbDRiN0NkaE5NcXZZTUVYTGxxX3pKQ2xnQndnY3ctbGZhbWx5M2txY1JsMGZFRGQtb3hiMThtbnN1R3NQcEVzcGc3bzNzbEY4UGkxa0VrZko0d0tRbGVVQ1U1Ylp5UFh2SXZuR1VKMWx4ZHlqWnYzdTlhNy1GVkw4SjVFcHFxOTZoMHlYWVhLSzJqMVltYW95OVZSQ0h4akx5S093VHhmVT0= | 7,308 |
That’s why I said they’re starting me at 50 since I’m new at the firm. It’s not a competition | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4SUg2blE4TzZwOWNmaGdLUkRPZzk2U2RfZkZ1UmFlV1l3eERMWW85aXAzd25uUUFKQXhjakhnaWFwR0hGbVNDd3QzTTRRVjJnZHpzbEZCcnhrZ3MtOHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGel9HVmxibXJzbHItVjhpbUpjTGxQa1phdTNtV1IwaGNMa1dObXdWT05QemxlWTNhclVPUUpaY1BSaWdYR2pmV0Z6LU83bzBJcEZfTERTUUJBRVZDdnhaWFVmcU4xcDBGbkZxa2JiMGZzaHR6Z09YakdpYVA4dE9TQVlMcENKSTFBbnJFbEJhNGhyYjhDMXVET0J0MTFnT2ZCbGxIUXlvUGdEazFCeDdXa0hseFNLMS1XbEd5b1RYU0dDQVJ6bUNu | 7,309 |
You jump from dumpster fire to dumpster fire until you find the right place to settle in at | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4YV9IcXJwNW1CZHVYbEtIb0d3SzRxSXB4VVVlUzZSUUNyc2VYOUpQc25udHBhS0tJaEZkUWtEYkZ4Ni14b3k2SFhaX0I0TlBRaHhRSHlEMFJQeXpnbmc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGbEZncXNxbWFSR2h3N00wZE9ITjBCa3RoczVob0ZCTzktMEJSMFB2RXBjUWRvaUQyeGZ2RVJpczR4a19PVzFKYzlrZUJBM2M2ZDA3V2d2R2gydU4waFNJTEctRTgzel8zT2lhTnRxNmN0NV9OY2pWdmgyUFV2YkF3bWJpQXRzN3V1MXZzUVo1QUZpLXJ5QTlaX1pjOGY3dFdEVEFDNnNSUkJCUU1CVzYzUGFXRDhyVUYyOWlaNXVpa1lUdF9XZFBqbTk2V3lUSU9MZGxOSU5Ec1JzVVRlUT09 | 7,310 |
Intermediate accounting is generally a weed out class for the major. It sucks everywhere. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4Z3dKV01DeFd6OEZoa3AxVmY3U095RnJDLXlURVZoektrWW5CMFdjT3dTZ0kyRm1lRzlSZDVKZTVLVGVuR3A4cEhjWU1WLWx6WXA4OUllUkdXS1FzQWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGS1VSejBtYU1XalZzRUJEZlkzLTBRLW1OTWp3Q0Fka1V0Sms2RmJxb2VRSU0wdDYyZ1pxNFdmbDQtYk5ZV3JOZ3J5bzJHN1FfVjJwM2taNjlacHQ2M05UbzFBc1AyNHFYVF9BdEdDQ3hsSV9JMFg4WDJQbTVxeGljeUlNSWoxSzZTSEV4Y01jU1FjUU4xTHd5ci1RUnlsRHh6RTlyN184SG5wSWJObEtlNDJUR19fa1VHZm5ZcS1ETloxbmVHb1ZISnY2ZjJLQVZWVVFQM0RMYkVQRlZzUT09 | 7,311 |
I meant in terms of the meat grinder aspect of the profession, not necessarily intelligence. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4OC1WcjJJUXMyaVRmTTBjcDEweHJwMlNTOGRVSWRpVGVDNGtsQ1FwZEdIa0hmY24yMVN2VXdsMGpHTXRIbDhyM0M4STh3S0JDTUZINUFweEstY1pKcHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGbGUyUzJ1VkVpdTdsS3VzOXBTQldJVDdsbjliMjl1ZlJILXlNN0lRNm5zS0JRN3pqV0NTRkZrNi13RVZIcjhxM2dUM3kyaS0wd1pvU2p2ZmZmOW5GVWVoU3h1aTI0cEoxcXc1eDk5aWVibklRYTdaam5EQjB4VVd1c281c1VlUTAtMVk4MEd6bS1ZTzZqZlJLWDg4cUxMRzczYmc1UkFTUVhxZFdJWHRBQmJxd1JsREhsVDUzbmtvak9iaHRpdjVRc0k3VTdaRXo1WThtUVhVM3hkOTdlQkw1eEZaV2ljZGZsYXJIdFk3aGtVQT0= | 7,312 |
I came to say this. Intermediate will determine if you want to stick with accounting or not. Dig in. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4aW9INHFkblBnZGNWbFlmU2NZUjNLekN5dF9qcTJYTTNxcWl4ZjdBT01jUEowZXoyR1FqQi1kaFRsdHppS2ZCa1JkdEp6SVE5VFdPanRTU2tqcUFfbnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGUXVzaC1MRDRSMWRpQm1IVmtWNDcxZTUydkpDdHpqZzRhcUwxVG1VaE1MMFdwTzhjbkhZdTJvemJGUUlsdDVBbVJvbTdrUHY0UnpmY1JjSVJ3YzVqSDFLZHkyOTFSMEpIb0FZczRhd0FIY3l1T0ZlZkJNWDF1aUQwTFE0bDNyOWRZd1pCTjEydGMzNXZHU2tPaUZkLThQYTNOc3VJeWpXMUJjQmRGd1BpaU9fQ2NXckNsbmZJTG5LbmdFQ0JhVXEyTjlHM2VNVHc3QUJtblNfU0VEQWJoQT09 | 7,313 |
Your right. I banked the most money I ever made. Gained 30lbs and got separated in the process. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4UW9oa2hMYjZObTBLeThpX3oxSlZQWXRiOWZ6emtOeWRGUW9mM1FSdUhOWFNIWDAxdEJqdmVkS3JuTFpEaFdUVzRhdEhHcEFxRnVuM1hTZFhuTDlyREE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGQlUyN2JYVkwyYVQ2Yk9LejJ5RkFocHBxRzdtdEVsVjRiNkJkbzVwMFpKTHVvUUloOVVlZjN2M2FaMmdFWHdFU0lmNF8tUFhYU2daSDA4cTBRQy1xRnVXQ3pzTEFBX2kxcVhhRUIyOG1Nb2pFTXdnY3FRZGpycXVDQU4waVRCOVNGenRfckdydGE5YVBIVk1EN2p3WVNhdXkyM3JqOXl5SjRuSllGVUFPbFQweE91S2J3WHAwNzNkQXNkVnRHcl90NkZLY210NTliWWw1SW1Gdm05U29PSVNsVGNQWlc5d2cwd3ZyLW1icGNXaz0= | 7,314 |
[Sorry, im just a second year chud 😅😅](https://imgur.com/gallery/you-joke-pdABBPo) | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4blQ3VU9aMXY4WFFRbjdCWjR2Q1ZqNDVuVVZBVjE0UEdHSjdvblNhTWE0N2loa1BYRlZtLWphNUpRRTAzUkZvcWhHS211clRUaTlud2JpQlJBNl8wWWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGZDVIZjE1anRDUE9xNktMSUlBaGJtRUJYUjJBdkdTY0dORGFIOGd4R2tFVWh1elVwcnpmOVk1UU4yS2ZrNWtOQnMxcHZUbmZpTkxRNldwNkFxN0VyamwzNWN4MThHUzRlb2NpZWQxNzZWQ3piUUY0WU15aVFNdGR6WTl0YUVCNFJ2bUplekFpc3VXS2ZoZm5PMDRnN2FKNE1XU0Fob2xfV3ZPZTZaZFl0LVVidk50dEV1cXNWaS14RW9wRnpDbTlOblZxZkNkX0szVzZ3RUdOMTUzdUJ0UT09 | 7,315 |
Well that was certainly a roller coaster of a response, but I appreciate the honesty haha. Good for you! | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4VDVxWVZDVklNSXBwTmZsbmZmYTIwUDZKMjk2M2xCU0JlbF9vVlZxX05ZNmFhb2dTZkpBYTY3R1lMdkdsYmlpTDhldUdFN0d2MkM1ZWR1VGRwSVkySXpXWmxNdFNkVjgzZDM3bFhoWTdvb009 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGaUZOdFZDZTZySGZIMW9YWURLam1PNG1oSUd3NUNNRzZYLThILVE1YS1ILVBXN2FVc1dSdlVRMlR1Q1NPYWJyMkgyTzFMeWpVcElIMG5vNUFXSXlkcTJuNzBmYTVUQVZnamRJQm9pY0hZQmp0WFYxQWNQQXFNNjNrOVotR1JPRDNJd1hILW9fQTdMenZQbF9VRUoxdGFsbFl3WVhoRkJqcTdvRzVxNTFIZmNjMmpWRmYzZGx2cXVqR0VxVWZMSk1FTGgxQnFXVURHSEdwemlCUGlWRlBOdz09 | 7,316 |
I wasn’t an accounting major, but Intermediate I confirmed that wasn’t my intended direction. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4OVVJYVB6cXBfUllwenRnRW1kV0ZHOHNkbkxGcXUxUmlQVW90cFhJbVpLME5pZTRlbzJuLTNQckdMRzBPNW55U1doaG0xdlpONDNBVFV3bDg0UTZLQ3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGZS1rdEdnYmN3TnpiQy01M0gxMS1ZSVc2Z1N1OVRzWmhReVBkcnc1eElkN2FLNGJ2QjJnaDk3MjFLSWVKSzBWcDA0TVBqX0p6dHVMX0lTMVFmSEpHZ2hSREVNNVl5STdVQnZYZ2N3cmdMMTllaDRWX0xHSTJXV21ObnNUU3F4a25CeDQzcVB6Vk5VRkF4SE5tTDNtS1pqUm1sZ2k2LWpXNHd3U3JGY0ZTaGE4d3RnbXp1NV9mREZBb0lTOW15YXRtOVRqOVBfb2FsUV8tVS1lZUNtT1Rxdz09 | 7,317 |
Firm has to get enough billable work done between the end of the fiscal year and return deadline to bankroll the rest of the year. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4MG13eWJHSmJtQnlNZzRmOE05eVUzcGxtczFEZVFoMTlVREp4bjF3YVliRV9RdzJUT2Y0Mk5xLXBsZ01aRnVmcEFleWpBUTRIbFp4Slp6YUZlZ3JJT2c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGZVpPczAzRWJhQzVEdHhRaFByYnV2QTJmNERqOFFlZ3BibERqZHVNM09jeTFVMlJWdUFwQWFsV2ZlaHhKYmNjRGpuUzRyVXVvcnNraGZ3WmxOb3FnRW44R05RVkdpQVQ5QVozNVZBal9ueF9OUVFLZEhLNUFldVNYSXkwYkRJRDVFWXZlNHFCci03YXowcVNzRWI1WG5jdzJEZXBRX3BhYjJKVE5HUVdyeW1QNEQ0UUNsZzBGdmQ2UTdfV2pJVFhp | 7,318 |
My firm requires 60 hours a week. This is my 5th tax season but I’m quitting after this one | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4UjF3ZHFNc3JGX01lRGdsU2lKNHpXa3ZVbWxGc1BTbFNrQlcwWWhMLXpieVA4NElDcDNCeTU4eUxBRXhUTHhfSGx5X3ZNX05LNlJVcGh4ejVqZG9sQVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGYXdGSU5SemlyOTMtREtvQURoUXlnWkl5WXAtSjlTZGNZNE5QLVNkSWFNNmd1VGZ4QW9QRFFpMnc3aXYwcHJIdTczSVAyUzM5dk91NWs5VWN6aDlOOWlMNEZDd2dGdFk1X21wRWpiRXhXOWQxVXoyVEZlbXhlZUxXNlBEYkg2S1BzRm9IcURWUVd2RGZPanpCOXhrMzkxcnltVl9QUlJqRG41SHdmVW01ZmJ2alNaeGdGaVZ1ZjFXWW8ySk9YUXpOeUFKclhXSVVJeGZ0VXlDQ1otcmJQWmpVU2IwVGstT21raGhTMDY0TEhDZz0= | 7,319 |
The key question which the OP doesn't include is whether the purchase would have happened without the theft. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4Vnd5dU9fMDFrXzhDNmtkSUdoME11MEMwc0h1NUtBNU9meG1kNHd5MTJKNEVFVmJwUGFUdTFUdEctSEdwRjBFR2Z3bng0blpQMVhEQUpSY2dSdFlZRWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGY2xMbTVHWW9Nc1dVQ2QtcnZsd0hEb0pPT1FwQWRmdFExYmNMQ2I3SWxYVXNHUTZvUlBOYmtadGdwTHhZOE5mYWNYOEFVZkxGNXVxNVRDNFZyZlpscE1aOW9tTEF5ckEwLUctRVBvdnhlQVV5dUFEVjJrd0JnTmRNUUNoM2ZKbkwxSFJzOEhtbjZyU0VqQUdyZjE3azFjbE9KYVRKLWRnRVJ0cWhiM3hnWjNQTjRSVFpZUUJxYUMwemRFT0NJVl8xX0NzZENEVWlSR2xVTGw4RDJ6TFlBdz09 | 7,320 |
Because there’s a lot of auditors in here who bill by the hour and live to waste industry accountants’ time | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4OUhCVE4xdG14M215QWF3czRfQkFvVW1KV1NkU2s0RW1yaGd1cTBmYkNHM0E0ZHdwMEJwRWtDR3A0cmw2cThUbUVfc0o2YmZLa3BQZGtabkxxamYxN2c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGMS15bVZPcG5oQ3VtSU9sQm44R3ZzbkdtU2c5dzJPS2RwNzRoZUZLTUlpV0FqTFB3R1RXaU9HQW9UekVXNGZSbF9FazRCaUJ6SnYyMzlUVUJwRzhrOE9WbVFnd2VLY1ZHQnZ5c0JjdXd6cFlpdGJkNm13dklBM3R6aGsxY3d5cFlfbk01Mkd6RkxFcXQxay1VM0kwd0gxVkJhTWpiUS1mbzNqYkw5T3Z5UXMzOGtVSGwtWHF5MllMVnVramJOMVM0cGJZUWViN1dVR0l3RUhKMkh4LUZYZz09 | 7,321 |
You're a new associate, you're supposed to be useless, don't worry about it. Focus on learning. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4TXRacVl1endYcFFzaHZNOE1BV3ZxMDN5WDFzVURRMWVRZHhoTVJHUnlCdXYwQzRFM3A3RGFmT1hkUGE3bXIxcDFHV2JzWEMtbUp6UHJQSjR5dFZOZ2V5MlN3UkMwOUhza0hkSV9UZ0hMQms9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGZzg0RERUay1RMTNncnBwRUpaQTFENGx2MkQteEtHN1pHR1NrNzNFUERraW1kTk1kYXA3MnJsTERzTVcxUXNsUllLYnlGUHJVbkZVWFhpUTk0NV9NSzZPTWVjSFdpQ1JVWDY3eGRpZHVUSG15TzZTX2FqNEJ3Y25nUUpLaEZxdWhacncxbXdHdk1wWXQ5MHpwRUkwQ3RodXNkakpybGZ0MjNWWGMzY3lSaFR4dkdRME02U0lUdkk4RUl4RlhKOWR6MkZHbHd6cEwxWWRNNzl0Q0hpcGMyZz09 | 7,322 |
In your company, sounds like what you have is enough. If your company becomes no longer an option, having your CPA will be useful. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4bEV0ZVR4eWZsUWNhWlduYTdUckltQm85bG4xY2QzZ052aGFaSU5WUXdSSDZITTFMT2NudTBmMkdxeU5ITk1nb09UVS0wMi1ZWWMtRkJtWDZFcmhJVnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGY0tvV2JFUkVfVGMwdVhwelp3TXhkYVhxaUpPZ2NSVXlWQTJucm54T1Q2dG4xc19QWkFPOFdWRXhLa3h4akpadkVCS0lYVFVNdExZV0lrQ1ZOcTJNWVVSWVZzLVNaREMzbXVQcVUyaUdMWHBCaENBdVhTWlM3X2JGVWNkYnJzRVE4LTZMODBMTC1uNmNKMkFHbzNydEozM2JISzMyWWRUaVpRRVFqWnZKSjJ1WUk5cExrbVNRWk42aFFWMVNPbW9K | 7,323 |
I am in Atlanta, sorry for not answering you earlier, I get interviews with industry jobs just not Public accounting lol. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4N3VPODUwbW9lMlg2X0I1THgwc3ZsZkFiTFdHUmdienhQSjNPUzdaMHppRlRQN1RJNTlVa0s0RE54TEZqWHFDdUFjSUJhSDZrR2wxc0RncDBENlgwTDhjZm9lUGQtUGkyZXlxRE1nNTFnZ2s9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGR05PcFF3RzRnNHV5X0Fid29LOUxSLXJrbGFsNUtCRm0tODBaUVNDWWxRbFdSQUZfeWZnZ1ZhQXhaR0pWVERabDN0bGhMWUswd1BSVzZtQmxjNHRWZmhQZGo4VktUTFlQbFMzVUJDNkI3aWFUYUtjMHg1NDZ6YjAwSUR2S0tLOU92R1JGMTZHQnJTck5TbF90VmVkeldMa20wVEJJMy1vNG1lVndqYWVhVllEWDRBR3RkU2ZfaDUzLWpWd0ZJRi1aNXVuX3psYnU4b05mRTJqNjVvMDI4dz09 | 7,324 |
My firm is 65 billable minimum per week
A coworker who’s ex big 4 had weeks where she broke 100 hours | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4NnFrUERhYmptOGxsV1AzMWs2Q1p1aDlhOWozSEpPTHc1em5VdHdSVzI2d0dOSkZaY0oyMGxsaXlHS3ItNTljOFlsTFBlTHZJVktZSDhPeWN4Mkh5SXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGOG1RcG9NaElLZ0U5SE5QTTc3LWRpTWhsZ1lmUlpVUVJnV2dzMGsxRUktNUVmUTdlTjJ3REhmUTNPZ2x4UTQ1aUVITnlYNXgtZ2hwNGEtTnVmS2NSTTNEOVdhejg2N0l0b1FBLUFQYmJuaDZFT3NJYWZsNi12aVpKQklaUWhrVnhaNksyeVpabWZTWjdLcnZ0RVJOaFVkaEt2aGtoU2RqM2tMQTdjczN1LUw2a1VzTTBuOXUySmRQUTREOGtCMExfUEU3SUtUWEczQUdzRkJNRElqa3RSck8wV0JvRGhqR3Z5YThSaXk1VnQwMD0= | 7,325 |
I’m taking intermediate and cost right now you all are scaring me 😂 I have been doing great up to this point at least. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4QkxXVDM2QnBhSUdxclhLVGVrcmZwRVNCVUZ6MWlNbWcyQlFUTkd0SzljaWs1NnhwdDNSLXFldnBtd3lRNTNrYlFVUW5JYy1LeVRBUGtJVm5ENVNfRXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGOEFGTjNfejVWUUhrSjNmVkdHcGJmSm80OGViQm4zLWVwZzJjWHFDTHo4aUFPdzNoc3FVWDZ3YlNWTjdFYU5mWnNSdjQ1S3ZLZnRORW9ROC1HbHhfQWoySHpRWFpCUi1STWxhVDVPYlVLNlZKTXNsbTNJdmtsLW9mOGZGemltamZSTnoyNkc2WUdNdVd6WVhzVjV1RTd0bnR0ek5CcDloeXZkbXdpX2FNT1NrY1NtQW5WQWZlbkRIaHJVMElHSTBf | 7,326 |
How the heck is that sustainable? It probably isn’t, but that is effectively no life - just work, eat, and sleep. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4eXpmSHpfaFNIVUpxckNDdlJJSWIxbjdxY2pvX2x5YXlmREV5OXdaUVUxaUlrZFMwWm9KbklXWHM4TlBEWWRkVk0wZkk3cXNZelpXMUl6NDdYWlUzRkE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGR0xzN3NNcWhmQTg2OXJzaU9vN01UWXZkTzZwS2FQa1h4UW9mZjdoZ2QwT21CNkYwd01xYmF4RzdyZ1RIemsyWG13UjgyVzRialhZMEVfWXRBUlp6UlI1UktIYV94Y0o3UGlZYUNJUk5zdWZmUWxKYkVnOTk2SmZkdVJRNUY3RjRXSDFLM2RiTWNFcEhudEVlNkVqamYxLVNPc1lwZUN1R2lZQ016b2h3cndGNzk0TEg0elpRZWk0WG5kTjQ0LW9rNi1neUM1bGF1UUQwelJsOXRKSzMyWVJ0MXVJQXZIVzFQeTBFTTMtRnNVQT0= | 7,327 |
Do you really have to ask? Your firm makes money on billable hours. More hours, more revenue. It’s the same as any other billable service industry. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4eWJWYW9ubG1yYTU3N0pWUmJrZFlHRExTbUJITDNHbUpvUE5BdkRTRzRnV1kxeFI1bm8wM2Iwei1XeXBpYUVMSkUxVjhUVUZWTE1pdUNxbTFVd0pSOEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGbFYxSTFwajgwSHZoZEJSQktHT3lTZV9fcTB5SUxFSjNSaF9LUDRjcWJHYVVkQ09KUk14b1lWeHJkaC1wRUc1S0dXeFR5YXc5UHBhaVhfTHREa24xMWF2bDlpSTRRRUZxRFA0VEk1UzJFdTBia21YY3dBbzhDakRsNnhoLUg2WWo0Vlo5M0poQWhQOWZRZEVZOThCbTl6bmU5T2lHWUlfZEh6Vk43cUgtdWFiTWoxSnpVTS1rOUF0c2lpSVVGTTlj | 7,328 |
A real accounts would ask if he was gonna make the purchase regardless of stealing. If so, the loss is $100. If not, it is less. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4eTNNdURjV1V0TXRlcUxEX05pUEZxRlBGSDlDOGg4UUhCWnFQT3JGNVdFSUlzbzloSmlLeFZ1cHQ5UldkM0RGV09EMVdMZzZqLVh5b2FIWTA3eFVEc3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGM1dnYUZjbkNPWXZKVVU5ajZqY3pNTkJJNUlvVzB1eXN0TkpvLUpWRjcwU3NxSG4tZVpRSDVCRU9QZGl6VnMwVmNNMlVON250QmVPQmxtSUhiSzdUTnJmMjVFWWQ3OFFLV0JBdjI3T3dzNTRLQWQ2Y3N3T1Q5RTlYeTdaamtPYU5uLUFySHgyTzZ0ZFBHVWJZRVl5MS14M2lOc2ZvOGY4NWd1bzRfZUsybGJmUmxjYUJLVGlCSlAxWk02QWg3UVNSQ2JfM2JoVmpKU0JZZWxZVkJrZDhDZz09 | 7,329 |
$100. They also lose the profit they would’ve gained if someone else bought that product. So it’s the full $100. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4eUFpRzBCQXFZY3JvMGpGNVJWV2s4NGxLRl9kMWFFX0pOSlZTa0J4NWNTLWNZemVCX3U0TjFuWk45V1ZaVDFrdFZIbjR5TVR0Z1BXY29ZMFI3MWt6MlFya05YdjdzS2tGbWlMNTJjX2hZOTA9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGQjdOeWFJYVpZZko1akNFRTM2dm1hM1BvLTJBN0hVYnFzTkdhcVlXV25jclF3cnQ3aHRLXzM4NEdtdnZPQkMtZERqakhqR1NscjlqM2oyVC1CM01ka2V5RXRzSm1obXFJelhoTG4yWWpsQWpHNXZsbUdnRjg4S1RSeExCMzk0X05GVVJrQ21iUEVITm0xcEQ0aGVkQWFydHd1eGtYQjMwbTNIc1NMV24yLUxoN1BHT09OdDJfdkkwSGtVZ1UxMTNYemo4T0pIeXlwWjc1YmdHNk5ZaUdzUT09 | 7,330 |
An unfortunate truth is that much of the work is also concentrated from Jan to April. There's only so much that you can spread out throughout the year. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4bDJ6SkNpZDhNY1dnMVlBOEZIa1ZENnlISWVtZ2ZoN2xZelVDNjhQcjFLaXh4T0pSeEZBWUFvcENSZXdTcEp0Umo5ZldDMUN1SjN6TGRFNGt4VFljOURkcy1NTnBwMUs2RTVPVkpGZE54VjA9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGY0NfbHd5QzA2SkU4S1UwMHc0clY0MTBlOFNMVUJqUHJHUWtXUEh0MV9VSmg1dzB0eE8zTHhWcE44aDhhNnZkbnJMdEV6c3Vwc3Itb01zYVIyZktCNGxsSFB6ZHZMQ1paTmdhQVg1ZXB0cDFXSjl0M2QwdGdyVUNxUmRJaWw1RTc3aXhNWjg1MllFcmdYckpPRnZBdllRUGJYQzdqMVhIRDcxZ0Zxd3JKU25RWVB2Z2JoUWtJN3BLZTFYU0xiS1BK | 7,331 |
It’s not a competition, but we are all paid well enough that 50 hrs shouldn’t be something you think twice about. 70+ and I understand being upset. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4R3BROEhCbk03SVMyZGhNX0tDQlhZeTZTeDVFcFNGUDJNYlhPbGVQSEpBaHhSdE9yaE51bnBrLV80MUhQV3lKN0JZaDdaN2N3NzNYVGlmLWNXMlJHQVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGQUhkSXNBYjdfcTBKbGliWjBOMGdCaFdZYk12QWRoSmJsQmIyWG9SczB3bkRPMkhOSGR3RHlxWjF4aTdJZWFXMDhvdXVWQmFQWmJEeTJ1TFFYbHVQekFhQ0hMenlqMHhvbmV1NzNZbUg0Q3VhdmRXeTlLb3huVTZHVFZpaWFJclpKU2dwLUk3RXdwanNOSmZyTlJ6NUNyOWU5elk1NUVmTEJ1ZVhTNkpiZThIczc1OFllc01PTk51OUplaTlYcTRJ | 7,332 |
If I wanted to go into this type of tax practice, where exactly would I start? Just go into a basic tax group at first and transfer in? | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4YnE3OTJyYkF4STN5bWhGQkdjWEQ4aUl5eDFXV3lqbWx6d0xpV2thSWR3Q0dzQURuYWFYRFA2TDZjWWh6RnAzRTFwTEJqVGpweUpqMHZFa1FnWlN1NWxveWVjMkg5OHRYb0xwdVotVGsxRDA9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGNmN3LTB0OUhPZUpYc1ZFRWhyOUZmQWhDU3hRS2c0cFNubHVCSjRyMU5mX29iMHZ2cUhsNUpVWGYtN3ZRd0pYMm1Bdm1jcVp3UmlXNVdHbF9Ra3BzVXJzYWw5elNQQldvZ0xzM0NZUWhXczEtd3hrTlQ4ZnpQRDU0Z2drcmtPMk1uRGtMNUlUOW02NlFTTTNMM0Z5TUQwWVBMQUJGZ29raGU1WnRIUkFLc3p3d2RRcWRVUE5MdmZXV1EzVHhsaGpIdmVXY1Q5UkM5bGJMX0tkYlNmMDlEQT09 | 7,333 |
I think I felt this way for 5 straight years - 8 years in and I’m still an idiot, but I’m not as much as an idiot as before | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4cm5OakpUd0Y1SWZtTEgyUEhVYlRnd3pZOTdLUGw1MWN4djJBc3oxXzR2ZVE4NlRDc3JvanNlTV9CRDl4eUNzdnZwcWQ4T0IydXZZSEE3TmdDLThuTnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGckdjcGV0aVRocDVBZm9QSXo2UkU2MlYzZEV3SlBQNUxvZ19sNHo1UDhpcXJpTEJ2cU5aelY3X0tWOUhZSGh1aHAzUGpBVGZaZnJjdDMxV1hYUVhfUi05ekE0R3EwWC1JbXBXZzRlYW5HSHVZOGk4VE1md2NCcjh1UnFQZDAwUUZoQlk0NkFvN0d5Rk9kV0xsUkJQdjFkLWt6OS05RGpwVVZ0TVN0c2NNY1ZLVzJBZHcyZjhfVUxiWF9VS0JoeE5XTjJNU1h2RENQZDhpNElxYW9BZzJNUT09 | 7,334 |
I'm not saying it's ok lol just that it's extremely common. I fucking hated it which is why I left before I reached the two year mark. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4QjFrby1aeWFhTGtSQzhDWmNGTjk0c2VmWG1CRlR1cThUUnVWS21sa0VGRmphNGJNbVF5UjZaUzZHU2ZvV0VhVC1MLXNkSUN2Snk3MXBTTkpKLUpicWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGOGxHYW1teVBYLUN6cThjLXl3OXFjMy1SRnBZS0l3bWk0bUhHaWhJUGRnTEU1WnNpTGdtWnNKZVlWVHF0em9Ka2xxRTdjZWtvYWxYelFScGVfSnlYWGtRdDZXNU0zTDIyWWF2MW5TMS1LQkRpMXc5UmJUZ1I0TlBuX3JmVlBPM19HQ05fYVYyZ2FMSVJRb2RycGNrSVV1enc3a2ltOEw4dVJsaWpOSWJfbXJndG1qWDhSTVV3bDJNUWtPbWkzZ0x0emJyMlhVTXROMlVtNy00UnVFMHhmUjN6aURWVXBjdnlrQ3hWVWVWVnp4QT0= | 7,335 |
At a German fortune 100, we had a Division CFO that didn't understand cash flow. She failed upwards and became CFO of a publicly traded spinoff. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4ZFdiaTVkXzZ4RnBlOHhEMWlSLU1EM0VoOTkwdFhzUUpLTlFvTXhfOWRjb2xOeE1OdjZLb25LSzdYZ3BMOUN2dG50Qm1oQU80alJCbkdjUjVLQXlubUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGRldsVHhQajVBakQ1ZURzSll4ZjdnOGJVMWI2YUYwN1BuQjFMbWZObG9iOUg2ZHhFb2JCelltVnVVTHJhXzVVd2pNQlRKNEhjUTk2LXJXLVN1SDBmbE9fUGhjd2o5Q1JUYzV5Y0luNjVqQWIzTkFrOEhFNE1RVGpMT3hyTmFNNUEtd1h3dXFIWEdCNXBGMXVHYjVfUW5rbUxHV0pwNmFZa3RkRk14TDViOUoxamc5YzMycHZXUFBSNHhyVXpMc2JCTEYwUTZIV09IUUVsWDV2bTJFOGJDQT09 | 7,336 |
Store lost 100 due to theft: -100
Sold 70 goods, gained 70 cash: net 0
Gave 30 in change on a fraudulent deal:-30
I think store is down 130 | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4ZV95b0U4OFRDbFl1cHh3VzhMVHJwYks1cFBrVEVNbzMtcnFON2FLZjBkSFJqZ2VISFE3Z1BaUWk4LWNBdnp5N0oxNmVsSnFFbkYyaFI3eUV3MzBiUkE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGc3YwN0JHMnkxNWNXRFhJeEJ5MklqLTNlMzhLVTh5cmtXZTdWUzhDQTVfXzJ6MW1sZFJBQXdiTjNKSkRhcHpOOUhvc0FUX3N5NC1KRE9WeEZhbkFYZkNHV3VRV0dSUk15ZG1GUEdCS3N0Wk41SWtSOWxXemx2Skh4T0JwWWFoZDdzWXVpN1NXcHhXU0RuU1BHb2JpeElERTU3ZHFfakE1czU0UDFfYTlKVmxwdGcyaVhENHJjUzlUc0QzeGRCMDJqSHJPUFdiWmdlX1Z4RXM4a0pBek1tZz09 | 7,337 |
Soviet conscripts being idiots is partly a misconception. Operation Bagration is regarded as maybe the best offensive in all of WW2. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4UmxBcDZNazRuSlJoRjRKZzNfZEdHVXd3WkwyNy1lMW9QV1dyS182cnQ4aVZ5N09KVloxcGM5UGJuREpPQ3VTMWdmSHN5akhCZm8tcjA0UE13WldVZXdQZjBDczVlY1prdV9wdDVtSGlqTWM9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGYnplRzJPaEdCMnVNZ0NmS1JlUHJKeE9IZWJSSkpERndzajJaQ1lTODZlOWlkeUV1ZDB0a3UwV3Q0YUVYa1FqUF9laUo5TjlORjgtdU1VNEI0QnB6UEZ6b1I5R0RQeTgzSmNfcVlkVFVycGtkOXRlOHFNRUk2TE1odXNPcFdoUUJoQ0hKMWxvSmlCYnVMWjVTMlZ0REtxODM2dkNFR1dPOEw0c19lWGpZMXFlSDliQW5DdFR1a2dHOFRDZUVsRzd3X2IzVVBwNTBfc3daQkpSSXVVckJpTWVONjhXSkdWanJKMnJMU21qdUdEYz0= | 7,338 |
Anyone know where I can find a list of firms owned by PE? I heard to avoid them like a plague as someone who is graduating within the next 1-2 years. | r/accounting | post | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4X29lV3NmeEJ0ZzZQaFpENXNWX3hFN2ZUOFN3QzFtbHd6VU41Y0o1MWNoYWVPRmJrMVotblpVby0xNnhxUzQyRkZwa0I2aW5vcmpoaDlIbklQU1Q5YkpTZnY0blNwb3dCTXRlLUhXTWxiT0U9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGNmJWZzlTOVdYZldCalV4Y0plN21fSE9ENjFBa1dDRGotVHc0bl9pLXRRV3pvQjZ0dm85eU5JX3RRRDlydktidk9lMTFBZTlPcG95MDNlMURiY0NQdWxwampwSTlqLTJSTW5RRE5KRkh4VFUwSlNGOXZsSjUxVmx4ZXhSdGJ5THYwcFZWSWNRR18zclpKbVllQU9raDNXNTNpb01oeGo1U1hMa1NJUFJMeW55YkRhM3NrelB6NTNkSHBTUExRd0FQ | 7,339 |
Depends on the good sold I guess but for most stores the opportunity cost is going to be zero. Stores aren’t typically running empty shelves. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4LTYtUktZTHVpdkpYRFJ1SnpkNzR5YXJUU3dnR0h3dmRqYkgza3dvMEwwVlcyUXNLd1ExdnB0LXVTLXB1N3YxWGtselFMcGJONUtLWm9ndGpJVW5rSFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGMURTdHRMRjFVSVZjZDdqeGhzdm1CSVFiQmNHSkp4VmxzOE8yZDRRYVNkaVBXaTJvWi1HaVU3NXlROHlERU8zN3Yzem5sNEJwcXNDMGNHdm5URDl6UXJsU2lqWlBrQ0RMNTQ0ZUNHQ1p6T3p2NVFvcXJKSTJSRnphWW1kWjhHbGc2MF96bnVYcVllUmlUVEw0ODMtN3p6Wjg1clVCVERkRTVBcnJIV0tGV0I4M0M0YW1JZWVnWXN4RXI4N2IzUlJLWUVPUVY5bENtdHpKUW92WXA4NExwdz09 | 7,340 |
I feel like it should be necessary. Couldn’t a company pin fraud on the CFO and if they’re ignorantly signing off that’s their ass right? | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4SXRIYVZjV0NCbzVVZnlxUDI3bm95QTJzcHItSFFRTkhiZXo1WFRsRFhWc2loX3dzOGoxbjBPUnBXNHJnWE9YTHVjOHpSeDFzbVJkR1ZUVTZNakRBRnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGUzFPWElnakFvX2tuckJMc0wwMWNQRFhMdVQ5RlNDanQ3OXh4eGpGZC1tbWROc1VobVpMQWlvQTRMTVZnS2FaMVBBQUdWaWYxaEdnZG9VMy1tQWhEMHRhb3F5WEp2d012dTdsRmdCYnRHaUFQc050dmJKSTcxZ0ttX05GX0x5TDROc2dqS0ctd1pkWTloVmlVbExmOFl3U2tOWEp0TjVKMVBRRm5OZmxadm53N3RYRzQzUnBSSU80WkFoMHFXcXgwNEdDTmtxLTk3RmJoSlBWcldfdEpoZz09 | 7,341 |
Yep it's just that simple. The majority of work has a short deadline and is annual. And even if you had more people there is diminishing returns on more people working on the same thing. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4NnotbWdVWl91ZHBIV2pxNmxyY0ViRlpLSGR0WDVOWlI1WFdrU3lIQW5FUjduVlRPZ1RzNXlvZG5ac3RoTmNIbkNuYm92bk9GaXJyNndwVVZZODBNWVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGa2lDX2NKTTJhRDZkX1QyWUJMX0ZENWZWMzVMYVNtdHRscUZsbldFNTU0MGtwWWFFNDVpbkdUaFpVLVg2ZWg1TkdoTWNlLWtneHFqNDVEVXNhaXU3dE1zVG5GbjlaRDRyRnp5Z2lzWWpZRU5YWHpjY0xnaWFBeklMX2tOVFlOZllnRTAtS1RaZXVWUEZBS0xQWGlzOGtMeHBPQlBEX0ZSazNobEw1OHFfUGFSQk1ZbTZtQnVQXzFHUzhGdWlobzB0 | 7,342 |
But the whole discussion is about what the loss is. Practically no one will dig into tiny transactions like these at all - I think everyone here knows that. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4Q2I5T05MX1NuRnlvVWg3RDZQY0l4R2NwSVFzME9DTWpFX2RRRDVPdGNCOEhvLXo0akp0enNjYkQ5X0g0cVJSTFRqM08xMk5ka3hSNkQxY1hZVmNfamc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGdVllZURHM3dydlVuUGd5b0pvZU1UdzhlaElTRzNMSDd2NnFsTEIydkpqMmhwM2NuYUxWV3FjNmRxYVZBc21oV1JnLUEwNXJMbGtoQnBjc1Q5aUFKUFhJa0JockdXeDM0RXFxNVllb3duc25wSmY4OFJtb1ZzNGNMMnQydGM5UXRpVUxGTUZlcTNpMndlTlA1MV9ZejlwdjFwSWFmRG0xSW9rd1lvMHNaMG4tSFJOU0ROd29GaHhDOHF5eWp0VVA2aUdVdnlWQkgxTzctWl9xLUVsc0tyUT09 | 7,343 |
I am trying to contact a recruiter that use to work at Marcum and now works at CBIZ but I only have her Marcum email. Do you think her Marcum emails will just get forwarded to her new CBIZ email? | r/accounting | post | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4Mk13bEJkTHViTDNMV3ZBVWJzRjNOLXU1WHpoVjRaWklmb3N5NWQ3VEJGNFpIeGl0VlFHTEZic2FlOFQxaTJWLW5FNHJQUGhuQ0FOUUQ2ODJWTWYwU1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGQ2ZaWHdZeWJUYXFDVWhtOFVCckk2UHpDSTFtUTFYV1dGS0FuZ3JlNXdYdzRKM0htRGxabXZYcEN0YVpJTTdyUE9BZWxPWnZ5V3FtYWtuVTRJS2hCNnVRSXRBb2tPVGZiRkVxelk2anVTT19EWlBxVFp4YXk2cWdwdWJVZUhTeEowdS1TTGJXeWdTNmpta0szd18xd2F5MDFwMkJUOVdnQU9hRkFyR1haYm40PQ== | 7,344 |
Depends.
If he would have otherwise purchased those goods anyway, $100.
If he otherwise would not have made the purchase, then $100 less the profit margin. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4ZHdhdWJDLUdtZlpTYXVlTVVoRlN2em93TlhucFRfYmdfdHBZUkgxNVZCS1lYM1VTeXBTbnUtNG1GT2dmbDVWVDlxenVaanRSaHozbDRIb1p2eGJRSkE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGbjRUNWtuTzhqd29Jd1RXZVphZWw2S3VaS2VmNGw1MlJBcmdlTUdRRS1uRmtUcldZLTYzMlZuc2JqSW1BX1ByZ3l2OGRqWURiS0ZIU3RDOThhSlhFbTQwcDNLZ2FNVFdVMGYyNnJKQ2JKc25aeHJSUFhGbnN2c1BKT1JzRW10TnNQOVprdlVPN2VENnpfdnR3REJCTUR6SFpBcjhhZG9VcmJaVHFCR3U4RGpHbERRbS1felN1M2ZnbmFDVHVjRjVBX3luVXZkZGV2cFlxOGFTQTZRbkFzQT09 | 7,345 |
I know for a fact Baker Tilly, Grant Thornton, EisnerAmper, and Citrin Cooperman are. Not sure if there’s a comprehensive list out there but you might be able to find one | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4SUNmRFZNUDlLZkNEWC1ZdHM4bFkxU1RzODRPaHpUc2gzaUZIdXdQN2JOYWRrMVpvbkdEdUpXLUw5aTE3SEtFXzJkZDRFY3lzWHZZVkNUWDhCWTZtTm12S1FPU3A0VFZBRy1JM3I0OU1qcnM9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGWkJaZFBHNlpKRnFMWnNleXNUdzdPRkRBTmV5TF8wVkplSHRCNVFLcU5ZVFREcERPa1Y2aUdsV1JPNUlLa3hsek5sVjViMEI2cHFZRmV2cUg0enFHWENrZ3JDN1dZZzNVWmJ0cE12WDVfVWE5VFB5Vm1HVDFvdnFJa2pwZXl6U3dhcE5BTkVlZ3JUV2NSaW5lX3BjV0lzVWxpemIwVUxlUjNIS3FHcnh0OFNTSkRzeUY4Rmg1SVBPRXdYY0VpNlN3 | 7,346 |
While the money is nice, that whole affair didn’t sound worth it - detrimental to health and personal life.
My sympathies, though I have no experience in this career yet. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4elRacEVsTTdoY3AwYkpuVUpwQ0d4a0d3NDhQYlFPYmt2S3lvX3hjU2dDSGZ1RHIzY21QYnVfOTRXR3pwVF90RFhVU0Y4ZnpqczFWbDZMZWJSOE1MclE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGUGw1eXpza01xaFZrNVpMSmFDRkZoNEw1bDhsdVdTNXA0WkFuTWNGeGRJWWp5UGVUM2J0b2FWajB1LV9neXJRcWFIYWpFZUdtWWJwbm9uT0hsLUtrWFRmNUgtVlNhdnpFSTZERWNZdVRYMjR4WnF3TE1pQ21Ecm9QTHg0WXZYMTZzNHZETjZRbGhxckMzbWN4MVpGVDV5bVZDS25BQ2xmbTJwMEtIa3FHNFk2WWl1b21GdmFfU2FRMVBkNEo5X21EQmUtV3pDWVprNlEzTDBuQzkwbldHLTJTSHU3ZDRCRTBlNkxsTWI1cFRmRT0= | 7,347 |
It’s a hard class, but you can access the FASB Accounting Standards Codification. It’s helpful to review the glossary with the key definitions and there are illustrations there. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4NDNwcTJtYV8wZnJVVDVWZXUzcDhfeXpPVU9mMVJMNlNVZHd6MXp2cnR3b3Jfc283N293M0JzRXBfUUZFaHRGZGxFOGVtQ19oRDF2c1VhVTJVOWFHT2c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGWlRXZUF2V2RKREpTRXhmY3NKZmdkTTIycWVBeHB5QU1UeGF6VXZxMzV6MHAzMG42QXg2SjY2UE9TazlRY1BST1Bndkd5UlJ4ZGhLaFdHbEdkTTZhSUxRNW9mVmFNc1RfQzBKbC1DM3I1WjlqTllJRDJWVldaTWRqOThMWG5Db3JkSkFJX3FWVUV0cE5NeXBHWVdSM2Vfc242OHBMaDc4aE1EOHR4QUtHX1BscjJxd0hadDUtT2l6ZjQxMG1XOGtobHktOFJoenIxMFpXUUk4T3dDVHUyUT09 | 7,348 |
Perpetually understaffed to keep costs low. You can blame greedy firms and partners, but as a whole the profession has allowed itself to become devalued despite being more necessary and complex than ever. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4TS11Zm5ZS3BqSTRvZTRqdTdjbEJFQmJRX0RRZW9SLTVDdG9tVkFqNHRYMVlBNEJ6NkJvNDdxcW13d1AxV1dnRDhpU1pXeWJCV2k1UERveTJ4cVJ4V1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGM0x4QVdxRkltYXNsWE8ySmJucV9feE5OWmtkbEd4ai1LdVA4RHNQNFhkdXdWM2RJNkV6WkJkRGFtcXNOcUFXU2NieDFQcEF1MlhlcmF6Z0htNXFSQnN1MU1pb1ZpZG04THRQSXNhMmIxUnozcFZGN3Y0WUJpR3ZTaHB6Tm11eW5oWGdmQkwyeDRSZWhDRnNveURpTEh4T2ozdnF0ejc5VU1YenhZTkRLNElqQUtVU1F4WGZhempBd0xpQjMyS3hx | 7,349 |
It lowers the taxes you owe dollar for dollar? Does this mean that I should expect to see a $8k increase in my return? Do I then get taxed on that $8k next year, since prior refunds count towards your gross income? | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4WjFmNS1kY1R1ZDYwY2dUV3BUd1ZpdVFub0huUW9kZDIxc0ZWN1RLNG9lckNQdjV0S2QxaDA5bUN3ZzM2ejNSd2tmZ1JOcldBLXhjME1ybFBlWURDanc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGU0plVW1IaldXeDBPNElLVVgwZlhqemFXOHFYXzdTY1laQUU2czV4cmxmd19VbkpOSXp4T2dEV0VDeXpfRENqLUM2SDROVnJoRHotSFhWSzRSczR0RUw4a29hWWhBYmEzck0wcTNlWkZDYXlzcUgwUmwxdC1ZbEpfQUdXZGxHLWVodzh1RnVkdlRWOWVrQndrS3VuVkVGeVRqeHI0dkh2QnQ0ZEtNWEUzbkRrPQ== | 7,350 |
You're a baby staff. Who else is going to do the basics like sampling and checking support? That's what staff are for.
You do more complex stuff as you move up. You're 6 months in, not 6 years. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4b2VSaWNDZkdsbEtiRXJmS1U5cjgxQ1A2RGpfQjlqSWdEeG9nZHZmZHlPQ1FUQmRFencxdmRvdzdXUmkyd0JKdFdURXdSbTlORVAwMV81TTVuQ2h6Q3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGSnJsUFNHTm1OY0RISjQxMWNUV2U2cDVRTzJ1MXZ5SDByRlB6aXM0a2llYnUyQXBISWZZb0UwU3ItTGE3TzF0ZUxWOEo5VHpZcGpweElqYkhlVTJ1VERKWm5rVjNzem1uNlp2UG0xR2lTbVVHUEhnd19aWFU5TjhKXzYzTEU3YXJnWnNhWVFBaXNLTk1md0k4cTVpN202ck8yQjU5N1NoVnhUR0swNkJmcmU3UWkzQmthZUU2Y2R1Mjl4aEk4MWhmNW9qay1EM0d0S3NHUWZ0S0FQazkxZz09 | 7,351 |
MD&A's use of hard and soft language gives it the flexibility to change the thrust of conversation without bending GAAP over the breakfast table while GAAP's husband is dropping the kids off at school... | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4N1N2UHZGazFSZ291RXhHWm1fdTVPcm5aeU5aRmNvamdLRUlOTmFLR0tYdU1LaFdkd3hBOF9ucm1idUFLUHZ2eUtYT3dIUmRrazJLdjdkUGtPZWVHUEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGSEQtY2ZjT3ZkUXNkaEJxV0FCeU5ka1dZckVJQ3ZBQ1dfczRXR3RPOUhEbi1NX2JoWmZSVU9kV1VYS243VnlJWDBLMlQ2MktJd18xU05pWHFmNVcyTlBDb0pnRXFsNzJrZjlBWDZ0eFVBelU2NEQ3cUJ0dUgxNWpWaS1iV19WbE1pbzc0WnJSVHNicXpCaktlamIxSWQ1Y3lxSnV6UGU1N244Q2lCVl8yZUNwTHRHeTdnY1lERmZxLTh6bF9vakcxQ09LZmQtNWxjdE9uOFp3RnlhX09ndz09 | 7,352 |
If you work in finance you’ll find they aren’t that uncommon. Labor unions still have them. Big companies like Boeing. My company has them, albeit smaller but I still have one. They’re a big part of the financial industry. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4V19RWGdVN2p6Q2JLSXotUjdmdXJURGdhc1B1eVA2VGdhcEtvemlRQWFOWm8wWXNsVy1GRVNlS09CV0xYOTEtYWp3cllVR01oNDhwUDdZS3pEMk9kbnVvNlRRbHBvN04tcWhGNVZadGdWMnM9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGb1B4ODFwTnk2WUh0cXFQc0E4bU5LdUpUbFc3bGJrY2VBRzFJNi1tbTdNNGxDVlc1aGthVGV6dThucjgtLUNRc053VlJLMDZMbkZOYk0td0Vrdkdka0ZLZllkUnBpaWFQeFVDQWJBOGJHMHJwOC1HNDhURWhYN0xRaFlQZmNPN2VORHktUnRGc0E0a1V2YV9vZnVyd0lxVGc1emtGODdyM1R6RWxoWUdDU0xlS2J4VFBsQ1lhajNtX05KMkt4YzdzZW5EdlpfYVJZN1Y2VUV0R0pCSUx1UT09 | 7,353 |
The goods weren’t what was stolen - what was stolen was the $100 cash. Beyond that, I specifically was referring to the assumption that had the thief not made the purchase, the merchandise would not have been stolen or returned for credit. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4M0cxTXRDdDdmeHpBWm9vOU9kajU3Z3VHYk9ST3RibDdvUURpelJSN2d3WE9qRWFRSGJONTV1ZVRjQm9fUWxmVTl2Q3JRSE82ZUR2cmEyS1RjUHU3cDJmQnEtUGlpZXd2VWN0TVQ4Q3lJQk09 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGUXBEVUdZVmNLc1N5VUc0TjVQTWcyZUVaRlVnY1ZqZl85SV9LZ1pFWjlCWGhqeC1OUnY0SlRoVUE3UklpMjdoTmp4STBuVFNmZ0U3Yy1aN2Q4QXd5NmIzWVo1SEhyUm96X3hlTkFOS1Y0b1ZnSTduZ1dkUm5SY2FZRS1vWkVZTVRBb0JZZFJqdnJfZUxHZ2ZXWERzMi02azkwNzJwTVA1Vk8yNFBkM0hjSnlpSmE5RjBZLXpKeFhFWHVoaHRqWlpfeWdPRVFNcE5ySUVQb3ZNcV9DeDNMZz09 | 7,354 |
The only major issue I’ve found with the finance types with no accounting background is the lack of understanding of and respect for GAAP—asking to capitalize things that can’t, wanting to shift expenses to inappropriate periods, etc. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4OUtPaEg4U3dIeGJVTC1jNWVnODZUOXZFZUdmbWZDRUtkemdYY3hMTG0wcGFrNmZSdlNpQ1lBNmtlNV96Z045U3JjX0h6MkJsY3htWXY4WkZRaGtleGNVUTA3Zko2clFiTjI3ejBreF9ZOHM9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGbXVCVUMwNkR5Z1d4QVZBU01BMTB3bnZJdUw1QXdYaFgzQzlJNUsxNGM3U1VRQi1Gd1FVVDV6bEFxc1dycS05cTNCbU5OUmloUjgzYnpTdWRyYnFEWUExa25haE41dDJPNGo5SHZGdkdnRWZpdlFWejZjaEpBb056cnFLN21kc0w3YzRmMGM4Q1lZSk5oVjBXdllSQ1FVekYtOEt4ZXJHSlpfdF8zX2pIRnZUbzVOY2hpd3JvSzkzOHVGNXBKTUU1WlFKOXdQQzhFZ01zdFpCOU9lSWtJQT09 | 7,355 |
It's "hard" because it's a huge step up in difficulty compared to intro accounting. In truth, the only thing that makes it "hard" is the volume of content that one has to take in in a short span of time. Manage that time well and it's actually quite easy | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4ZDd4bUJDbUZiSlRzRlk5ZXN3eFpPeXUtSWVWUmFhZG9WVlI2QXM0OGY0WG15WGM1SERNSzI3aW5QVzNQZUlQZUZwdlFPNUJBT0VrckNLUWRGX1RUc1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGMVFiVWpzYVpSbm4wczQwQXJjX2FFT0VkNFA3ZmdTX1lpRzd4Mnd0Tnp2eHZOMWVRVnZFcmYtMjM0WWg4dTFJajBwTjgzUkE5c3NkMEJBVndsanRUNzNSS1B3d0hRaXhWOFlfRlZFQUNmM2lNZC1mVWctYjYyVmlWRzE2b0xZSDRCa3RkUXhPeUtOUW9TLVFCNTJtdm9tWDlJTlZVTWZCNUF6c2lqX2xzYXpCU0R1Tk1ESWtxUHIzNkFHM0sxa08tWnJMeXU0dkh6V25fZ0tlTDM2ME4yQT09 | 7,356 |
Yes, technically, at a 50% profit margin, the store would have lost $65 total because $30 cash left the store and $35 dollars of merchandise left the store. The answers is still $100, but if you think about it economically, you can justify less than $100. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4a0lTazZlcDR1aUFhZTFqaEtHN255XzZBZXV5TzljaGNPanpNMmExN3VOZ2laR050QkZ5S2RfaXlKeDJSWUhIWUxkZTAzb016NE0wQmZ3S0NKaXJldlJsMTA5U2FSeGpTTnBHVWpUMmswZ3M9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGdWIxMWYxTC13cU5HdDUxUDZEOUxKcnRleGlmcjh0SlFWd3Z4NFF5aGtKcVdXc00tTU81b1REUDh4aVA5NS11R0JiTkc3RVNhdGY4R3JwOVJkOTNQQWxXRkNVRVhsR2dYQXdzYnpzbEgzMmdNaXJuSy1pZGhWcUNaUFladHFYR01KWTFvb1RHRUo1a05MR2x4SmloSkkxdFBEUHlELThvNUhiRVM2MnFtWmVNRTl6RGwwVDhDT1hnVHV2VkpDSGw3Yllza0JNVzcwRnNQVnA0TzRHbmVIdz09 | 7,357 |
Honestly, leases makes sense. I think it should be materiality based to even recognize them to begin with, but I get it.
Pension obligations though… defined benefit plans are largely gone. Why is this required to be taught? Let it be a specialist optional concept/class. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4T3lPWk54TC1KTmo1ekhCY1dNYlJDeGhzTjJYYzZsN1p1aTRjVklGTGh4YTdNSHNjTWcxS3RGcDNaTkZBaDNUS056WGVmSExGMEItRVpwSy0wTjZyOGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGVENkNjJkVVhrOWRJdnhmWjhhbVNrdV8tVEgxNW1xZlJCdTJLUl9oUV92RHVjc01YN0FXUkNyQXVqbmczNFlNc0ZSaUZSOVEyeUFyZC1nbUhibEIyeEhrWHJBNDJnQVBXUkFzWm5rdXR6RjFWU2czdFFUQVBuT0Q3VVJTaEx2YlUxb0NES2o3T2ZaMjVaNTNHcHQ2T3NhdU1XZXpnbTZ1NS1hbTNMdU92eklub1VnOXU1VWZpLUNmM2NtQ0VSbGdBYkppQXBKY2l1TFFBempOUmhRaUI1UT09 | 7,358 |
First year audit associates make over 90% of the median US *household* income in nearly every market at every major firm.
Yes, this job sucks at times, but if you don’t think you’re paid well you need to check your privilege and take a serious look at how the rest of the country lives. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4X293ZkluZnBaaUJxV3d2dE1vQ2dFYzQ2eFp3Z0p1dGZMSjJCbVlYcW93NXBSR29KUkNqbF9YdjJVNGdIRW1sSXhFQmRSay1jTURxMWZoekZEZlNMcGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGSzhxSTFONHc3UUdMeE1Eb1puZFF6Z0JmT1dYdV81dVd0b1daUE11ajBqQXV2eFFBRm5xUXF2WG80UUNDVGEwV1pFTTZoVWtmd1czUUIteVpmOTV6aGFmMjFjWDN5NGIxZkxJTjRnYzI2NW1reXVzTGtBUmJnNEJMQmh6SlV3bGxZcl9mWEhyUXR0b3pxNXpJaGRFSlpXVjc1bkxmelNBN1poNnphRlFMLWg2UUdNT3ZlQURMbFZVNmx5YzFtVE1w | 7,359 |
It isn't really financial modeling in the finance sense - it's more like determining the cash tax implications of a given transaction. For example, how much capital gains would I recognize if I sold this entity, would it be taxed in the US, would I get foreign tax credits for it, etc. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4VnRQb0tBMGt5MVhTNU11NmwzczdiYm9qbThlMFBDTDFtdlEyOXM5UEZ2SFNaS241Z2lBMVVSTzFvOVlJeGZDc201UEMzcGtTa1lELTZSUlhpZDRVWkNMdHFsYzRKV3NqamhsTkg3cXR3OWs9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGdERiR2NKWjJmSG0yTGU1ck80ZUgwTlFTTmt2Z1c3UWJ4YWMzT1JGaXlyc1FFd19xMFRJRnltenNlck0wUmZCYVZpZmxTeEhzYXdMUEZRVFFvQmhMZGFMZWUzNkx2WTVDXzd1eFZJNmFZclZCd1phX3JVWHplRzJqVmFOcVpfRUtoTFRIMGZtSzdtcWI1VVdEaXh4OW1NNGtmRWk4eXgyQ2djLU1kR1NNNUJVamswWVZWMk9ZZzYwdUtPMFd4eEVwdGpiVUFjSm0yeGxBWkxmaERFX0xkdz09 | 7,360 |
Where I work, our POS would auto-post the sales transaction. I wouldn’t touch that. When the cash drawer was closed at the end of the day, the drawer would be short $100, so the manager would have to notify corporate and we’d book $100 debit to Cash (over)/under expense for that store location. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4MDJPanlBR1B6WkhtYWpMc0QxR1pXWno5eGtMSjFNam9paUFmWEdvbE1oT3k4Q0VmOVMyalc4QUtRd21EekoxMkNob3h5WF8xVmNZSDluVGlqamRva1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGS1RfVkY3Z1dzVmRHa0ZDZ3NoVzJtQTJIU3dZVERWTjBVN3JHc01lcmtLak1YcjlGMUdDUlZPeEtRNG43T1JKbWxrcGdkMVBzb3RWd2RUU2NYazM5THBCeW1jSU9KdmtKaDZyYnlkSWFTTEZ3SGpLdFhWN3BrNEtaRDcxb09xbkFweTUwSjBwWF9TY285WEZsVm1hR0tabjdjY2VPclM0cFMwUnFzTy00YWt2ZDl2UTRnMWZZbUFrdkFaNTZsMXg3N2ptRmk1VW1GVXhfNXV2eThObTdIUT09 | 7,361 |
My company’s loss prevention team would rather go after the full $100.
Which is good, because the amount of the margin in this scenario is well below our threshold of materiality. The amount of labor cost needed to make a $5 adjustment on the back end is far greater in excess of that $5. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4dUR4MmtEMmJobEpoX29QWkt1QjZJX2Z5QlAxMHllUkgzNGFodzVydzFIeWZieE5xT2hhUHpVbU9JWFhpYTlwUG0wb0lNcnYwWS1IUlFHS2dHQkhRdV8xakg4OGlhcVU5cm54cEtIY2NLMEk9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGYjJHWW5mZ09NaWUtNG9PVmtvalZTaHpOek1rVXNHYjVjcXhmTjFPYUh3amJQMUxUUVBWbjlEalNSb042MVAtMDF2Q3A0UGNKOEZBdUdHVVlNSkZMNWpLRk04VUJoQWFZMDNOZklhMGlHUFNaRTRxR1pkV3dRb0ZYczk1Y0EwNU9oWG41Q2RsMUhoYmdXN29nZFRlbHVzdV90LUVLNUZMa210ZTRtMndBREQ3dmJvdWswYnhLWjdUUDFCSlRicGdGWkZqVU1FTG0tZmVHZWRoLW9lN2M3dz09 | 7,362 |
Best advice I can give: don't try to memorize beyond basic definitions. try to understand the WHY and the intuition behind the entries and accounting treatments.
You'll quickly find that so much of the reasoning repeats itself and is actually somewhat intuitive .
Except for things like leases, fuck that shit | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4Q1o1UDFMajl1UEhnakVRZHplWDRUekpOTjVHdHcxcEo5NWQyNVZ0REk0bVpWWGJ4VmQ1OUpkdXZWRTJEOU9ZbHVSUDlobloxUWxxejI0eGRxOFFKcEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGaU9WSlk0dFRBTFdDbXBzdm1oNXpSRFZ6d2hpcnJkZWdRaEd0MHpySHN2dTlDME0xXzVQTzNvMTBGM3J0dkFIM0JaRGc3V1BwWUNrNHBscF8yU1d6TVJSOGFzYU9zQ1BQVGxySGFPQUdGTE1YUUZGQ29kdm5Wc014eTctY2RKZk95TC1JZWpzNFZ2STFGYTVHczR4UHVhUWpiV3pWTG9aZlhrRWxrZlpVd1JWVU90MlJiNGQ0enIwdjdDTW9RVzNYbjRoRXFxTGJyR0l2RU9BNTIxS2ZpZz09 | 7,363 |
I did the retired exam set and Gevorg’s practice exam set two times each. I would say that the Gevorg MCQ were more similar to the exam in terms of difficulty. I also skipped questions that I knew I would be guessing on and saved them for last. This way I could focus on questions in which I was more confident. Good luck! | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4Z2ktSlhiazlITEJCcG5PV1BPYnBkYWJUQS1kNnM3bU1KLXk3VFM1LTdIWEJWMjlHSlRFS18xeUlmbXIyNndIaXlJSnpsSG1zZUEtdHA0WUxGU2p4YTl3WFJ3OGlpNVRiMEE4SjJQTHdidEE9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGbnR1dUJmYzlXMUlFMm1SV0hMSzF0UWN4dzZwWDlseDNucnk4bmJMdUdFTmhENDVyR2lWOV9yc3NoSDlGWVNEVXNvRzg5NWtobEZjRFJLR3FXWTQwRE5BTFVTWVdsN3E5amI1MkZyc2FLT2ZYTzlJa2lPaWtxRDNoSUJxMFdDQklpVXQtU2xBUzdTb1JZNk9UdmNqeTBhSlNlUWpGclIxM2xMVnNPSGlRT0k1T2VfYzFPbFJBVGVuU0NYVUptV3Bq | 7,364 |
[https://www.uscis.gov/family/family-of-us-citizens/bringing-siblings-to-live-in-the-united-states-as-permanent-residents](https://www.uscis.gov/family/family-of-us-citizens/bringing-siblings-to-live-in-the-united-states-as-permanent-residents)
You could consider having your brother sponsor you for a green card when he turns 21. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4NlZ5dFZpX0p4QlA4dm5qR1JQX0NpbFZYTloyVVVWaklEWWJfc0NzdkJ2emphT2Z1TWZ1dmZHLUFuNk95cldEdWJrbWhSQUkwWlk3eHJNOEdoZzdaOEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGWnRBS2RnbE56WXExRjZBYXIwU0JteldrMzhBN1gzY3Q1T3ljX1JqSW9jbWpic3dEcVl4TEx2X0tjYlUyOGJ5bHRXRkRXU0FPREIxSmNvR0lXSjBCQ1ZaakxOMEZxa3FQdXNTSjZSOWZ1b2ZhMTEtbHNTMGhWTlh2OGdTMk1wWF8zTTZMLWtIZnZJb2xXaVdDeWlMenRsSkhJUzlTWGtPYVZZTnhtNjdHU0FGTUtUbUd0cGVXMk5pMUhlS0FiS0gyVVN0Wjh0RktrcDFqdzJydm1ja0w3Zz09 | 7,365 |
The issue is the finance/accounting side is so technical that most public CFOs have a strong controller group to run the accounting side. Successful is really a team for a company. Leadership is important, but so is execution, which is the team.
People who post shit like this act as if execution and leadership are the same thing. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4TjJ6TGktdUNsU1hVNXlEbkQzLURRaXJoYl85UFpJb04zU1ZfY2ZYOGpsNzFvWXlfRC1WRlZ6dlY0Tm5xanF6MjE1dVlOQ212X1F6Y3JZMVVrNHpfblZYcUhHd0MyYTVaOUlTZ3F2aEtPM3M9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGWjNzTDNESnZWcWZMSEdJRUd3RUQyckVtVGRITVQ1V0ZmT1NDeHJGbTZVRUdLYW1MVTBEbHNFbEdsWTVfcmpmM2RNRGJXLWxLeHRQOWZkVjRFWGViazZFT29vb0VwSnBXYzlGblVqcVd3eHNYcjllNmpvcjgxYTNEZkwyMGVaYWV0QUlZNXRRWEprSW44RHNIUTloejJTSDdEdUN6R0Yza3VQOXlRSDA4ZVdJOGRGbnF3Z2JESDFQWHZfU1F5bGVmQWdCWmJyZHp3UjlLYXBYa2RKRl9JQT09 | 7,366 |
The store lost $30 plus the COST of the $70 worth of goods. So about $65
Some little fucker downvoted me.
Look at it this way. What actually went out the door? $30 cash and goods that COST the store $35….total $65. Store bought goods for $35 and normally sells for 100% mark-up…50% gross margin). PS. I’m a CPA FOR 30 YEARS. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4a18wMS1FV3hsU0l1NTlfQWktRC1VNncwQkRYSnRwYTFXTGhUTldBb3dnTW1zdERKdUpPM0d6bEwtVm5MU2QxU3JUZGstaVY4SmFBWV9XbHFGSWRzYVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGV1VYaFhmR2ljXzNKZmZLa0VLZ1dXenN5ZjVKXzlweFdzcFJ3RFlHZHZMMW9mWnI5UFh5T3VYYXE2dUIwbVFkNG1zRzV3U2JUNC1HMGVVVHFEM3B6b1hrekZpZGR4aEMzQ1lZbkNyNTY5S2pqcEJqSGZxOGNMQ2g1b0ItTUVtTnlBZnFmUEo3aHVRdHJTMEd2RjVwMlhjMmNRVHo0T3ZVRDlyMjI3YzhWVUE1cjhKcFJQR0ZxV0o2VE5ZbXBRRmVtZUROYldZUnVVVEN0LS1ZWk56ZXlJZz09 | 7,367 |
Since we’re getting all bogged down in the weeds, I’d say no, a company doesn’t lose anything when I purchase from them. The cost has already been incurred since they own the inventory. They lost the money when they purchased the inventory. Sunk cost. At the time of sale, they’re making their money back.
I’m just arguing to argue though | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4bldxYXhVa0s4SFhMVW1ndVBDTU5RVEM2c3BUejFfV0Z4NUNZVk9pU0JJT2NGazB3RWRjNGRyRk5JanB2QTJHWHQ0cDN4YWMwc3BOZzhweEJ3Sm1OQkE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGYTJKQUNjR2hBQVgyZU5BenFUTjdxWTlJZEQ0c2NiNVZnSmV4WDhnUGEyZEd0QTgxTzhsOEJ5d1VhSjhZYjZvaFVyclc2V2dtM1Z1b0Z6YnZpaTkwRmZnU0wzQkptQ2IzOGxlR1NwQmlRSXJNQTNXcDZGemxBT1BRd2ZocERsdHBWWFdxdXN5SzBLUDAzdG1OX3dOUGRFZDU1WlZPUXM0WkhlUXlQakVpQUdGNUotVVZZUDFCLTEzUm5tUFN0RXdmU1FEVTJ3cEdxQjFXMUdUNlZBa21Pdz09 | 7,368 |
Yes? And first year audit associates also have 5 years of schooling, tens of thousands of student loans, and are paying thousands more for exam prep/fees, hundreds of hours of studying for the cpa, so that what, they can make the average median income? No. You want to compare to average incomes, when the average person doesn’t go through nearly as much BS as someone in this profession does | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4M2pPa3QxendnV2RPVXFNUFhXSHJXaFhqaEg2NTFhN3FqQkNDWUVBMUVENjZxZ0tBM3VPcUs5WjJiU1lyd2ZBcjVnQzJCb0RwalZlVVVEakxQQ2JnOHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGNUJ6ZlcySFE4dkpXV21DYlhiVGhJT1poQlBRNTg2d29mT3lWSUl3aWUzbGVlNmNTX0VWT05rR01PSDZ6dGpXYmhtUlZrZ3p3XzNfZExaNTB6SEthdTFxQ01LR2FUSDBCLVkxckxRbENaSzJEdVpzLW40NVVGOGk5dHZBSDl2YU9zdGpOdk5fX3lHOXdPODNXbkZib2dUeU9nbXpqUEZvS182ZnIySFFTd1RGRzlYRzUtd2MyUWloUkctaGk1SjE1 | 7,369 |
This is my third busy season as an accountant and my first at a new firm. Since I’m new they’re starting me at 50 hour weeks. Not my ideal but I know things can be slow at later points in the year so I’m not going to complain.
My question is why exactly is busy season (and to a lesser extent hours in general) as an accountant so awful? Why are the expectations for the career regarding hours worked to pay so atrocious? Who started the trend? | r/accounting | post | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4cVhvREtFbDQ1SUY1eXZldG1TWks4MnNUQTJ6TUpxT2tjZ2dQT0JSbm9YQ2xXOTNpY1FobHZZODRIbG5CQ29EcktIdy1LZHNfSWR3cUdiNmhWWkpFRGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGTEdfYWRObUI0QkdJUHlGakZjNEdxODN2UVk5VE1mZmpkSG03eU1EYnZaQXVjV1hLZnZXTzJJZHIwbFV3SXlDOFFDcXJWVG9VSHFaTXlqbnp3SEpsUTF1S3VGd0QwY0xVb2luWVZqUXV4WjNNMmgxcDdXbGsyd1BlcGdEc3BnZEhlc3hPRmd1UTdoYVFVQUZqQVVaWWtPRm85b1YxWlVPSWpqdzAtNEZuMGw4PQ== | 7,370 |
Hmm my advice would be to do your internship and see if you really like it first... if you really like it, stick with technical accounting, it's a good area. If you are so-so on it, try to get your return offer changed to M&A or international tax groups in your firm... but I'd still pick technical accounting over any area of tax that isn't those two. You can also apply to international tax groups directly but it's hard to get offers if you didn't intern. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4ZFMxNnVha0diVm5RSkFtMl9vRDkyOFZvTkhqZzVnYWVyU01WTHVMbkZXeG1PS2NITUpjNjlYVGN1dERSbmxSZW9nOHJoWG5LZlk4ZmlXLVdCQVdOdjA2ZEJwRl8tMG9ISTMxeWdseU9ZZVU9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGSEtfcVM5ZXhwelFoZXpOVlVaRkJ2dkNQaXVUWnJkdVBGMnpLbG16aVFqTVU5T04tanVVSEppaFRWY2F1aTBtd3RPaG1fdzBVU202WUp1SVhSZDlxMjZ0X3ZIOEJLOGVWY3RVZllqQy1tR1liNkRlOE80a3c2RnFLTWhNQkJIcWxZamtOdXhCOVhsbEJ2Y0ROS1EwTGFQSkZBaXdNSlprQ2N0a1NvYXl1dTVjTjFhd3JjQnJnMDZUclJoVnVESG1fdnhKb2dwNGV4SUVCRURBdnFVa0V5UT09 | 7,372 |
I’m 6 months into my B4 associate job, and it’s fine. Just fine. I’ve been doing some soul searching and talking with another accounting friend how in a couple years we might just want to say fuck it, go get a masters in something, and pursue something that isn’t accounting (or finance).
For those who have made that jump, what do you do now? How has your career path looked? Do you have any regrets? | r/accounting | post | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4d09Hdk9BSjJtQjVpZ1ktWW5rWERFSURoQjExQkh2OU9vR0NVWlIwdGFfWXFjMmp0SlNuUjROWENfZEk3ZzNsdEF4aUkyeF82X1B4WWdYM29lWjdFeXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGMUdSOXhieTRJcmZjNHczUzhxeE5kYW1IUHdYYm5TY3AwMnVocjJXWmpGN01QdmtRYm1WdGVUdVZLeGM4aUNsVmhNbkNyQzBmbEhYNy1id0dLcUNqMGNOcTFzeWxQOERiY2ZIak9wcG1rVk05ZkRNVWlJUHhkWjlFRUUtclNRaDhNSWhvNzNRVDh2anpmXzJCeFNmbTdoWUtveUYxWTFMZ0tkR0pBV0taWkpOMUlrSGwxVVhNekFsMlEwckdkV3pTcWJCTWpNUkxCSmhENzRhYmxwcjVxdz09 | 7,373 |
I think people are just generally saying that 50GB isn’t a lot of storage.
But cloud and local storage doesn’t actually have to be _that_ different! You can fairly easy access your local storage remotely with a vpn and an (optional) self-hosted tool like Nextcloud. And you already have 10TB of storage so no additional costs or subscriptions required!
Just a friendly suggestion in case you weren’t aware, but sounds like you might be satisfied with your current setup and that’s all that matters. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4Q2VFV0c2eXNTd3dLczNudFM2RG9kUlNKNkc5VUtRT0FrT1NhWjlFWFJBdTdyelJzRVlHclZaZ1ZLZy0ycTlzRXBpLXFFRG40ek9pVGM1STM3V1N5MVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGRGo1YVVkeHpleVBKTnNhVWNiV002d2hCOGtZcVh5MF80QTh5LXJfSnBjV0VWYzNYNUJ3WTBoOFBpMkxsTXBwd3VoU3ppWWk2SV9nUTVfR041dWdQeHlPTmlBWWFIRWpuRVdhSmllNXlhY0M0LXRuaVZxWWZnaG9DZDUtbFZFUzJBQ3ItYXA4dmVBTkUtM2U5clJKMmh6SEY5TzUxODJuVnBPR0dsazRvM0xJPQ== | 7,374 |
>Half of the rest of the economy is more abused by wealth inequality and labor conditions so you should be happy to be abused by wealth inequality and labor conditions.
Yeah, it's rough out there and people should work hard to improve their lot in life. But also, a bad deal for an educated professional remains a bad deal for an educated professional. Accounting is getting fewer and fewer new grads because it's a bad deal. It's better than a household that works in retail, but is that really where you want to put the bar? | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4U3I3STJZeV9CQ3RSTHQzRlFnWDN3RTZyRzVfTlB0dy1SY0xsNXFRRU94RTFjZE9mNUprN1hJN3hQcnFLNFJzamwzZ3Z6VXRDRWlCRnBic2NhcnJGLUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGd2VBMXUxRXlqRW0wejN6S0M1Qll0Ym43TnhweExESE56bGZEQzlCR1ZKMTZSUEMyX0NleUFFMW9NZjltUzAyeUFTNlFkNnJlOE1xVUNuMUxHV3RKWGI3aXY4YTR4M2l2NjFqNmhmYTFRM0g2RzZ0bG00WnlCemZEN21WVzdrNnJZcWtJeUdDVjJTUUtqT1FkWHZpeDU0TzVWcHdLR3V3TVZJNjN2RWdsU2E3S2hJQkFjajFIU19MTTFhX3B0Y28w | 7,375 |
lol I agree, should I just like ignore the manager then? I know how they operate, they’ll put in a bad performance review for me. But I know when I speak to my career coach (who knows I am not on this client anymore, as he requested it so I can help on more of his jobs) I can show him my schedule and be like “I have zero scheduled hours on this client, anything I billed was out of the kindness of my heart to help a manager that wasn’t on top of their own engagement/staffing” and he’d agree. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4NnEtQUZTT1VJc1dwaE1md09CRUMyMlVaMkx2UXQtNFljNVl6ajBBYUxYWDNabUNTZkc0R3VVM3BpRDc3Tm1RNmRUNzE4R2dNdHhZVTV1TDRwc2FrY2QxZi10dWVYSFBfUUpZaGtBNk9mNHc9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGTzYwcDBkZnhFRE1fVzNwdWtRWGhLQ0JmMlNhOGQxSGw0LXJpODJNc0FSUUVXZ2Zsc3FURWhBZG1qRDNEMk1GY2dVbF9aV1VwUnNlTm0xamhfWjN6SVBHMzZ2cmxrMUhvZC1TZWIyMEVqWlRIc2VvMEdBSzUxQVFPVm81NThoQ2QxMWZkdlN3ZDBqZWZUeHhPeGhiSVZBS18wUUw2azFZY3FHS1ZZQXBCcEk4dnBwd2hFWVJELUlhSnB2XzdsVGRB | 7,376 |
Because the main cost for accounting firm is the salary. And salary is paid based on work hour.
Work hour can be separate into efficient work hour and in-efficient work hour. The separation of efficient (working on working paper) and in-efficient work (email client, discussing, understanding the awp, and etc) hour is very subjective / blur and easy to manipulate. So, to maximize the efficient work hour, the greedy partner take on more job to make sure the 8 hours we spend is really efficient.
In short, greedy partner want to maximize profits | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4bFFiOEpKNTNFWkxFVkdFS2lJZmdTN3paU3JRLUU3RGI2V05QZjI5UXhjV2Y3bk5SdW5wY19QZmhKWlhST2lZajlNX2lqZUZzVUx6NFctNXk0SU0teEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGQ2kwcU9ELXVncm95VG1vckJFX2VTb0lYd2JoSV9FU2ZzcmVwRGhpcnc5a2RsN21idVFGR2FlZUJHNjQzdGFOTjkzeHlYb2ZPNldQaVVjTGhSWENfdm9FRXdVYmUwOUNUWW5CR1I2cFFlN2Z3cEE0QXQzaTZWYkdnV1ZNSW1uVVpPNWJ4SElZSjFiWERmaXh2MzQ1MDVmS1NKSW5kTUZLUGZNaUN0cFZPRldkTTBtNHlTdVlTbC1pQzZnckJPNU9h | 7,377 |
The store presumably makes a profit on every sale.
When the thief steals money from the store and then purchases goods from the store, the store is still earning a profit from that sale.
The net effect is still a loss, but the store earns a small portion of that stolen money back in the second transaction.
In other words, the store would still prefer to make a sale than to not make a sale, even when stolen money is involved.
In the first transaction, the store lost $100. In the second transaction, the store lost a little bit less than $100 because they made some amount of profit back. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4UGZTSlM0eVh2eHRLVkp1dHNqZi1Nbzl0VFNaTHA3b1NMYlZaMjBKWFdJZWVWNldJLXdqb1pITE5ROFZ3SzN1MjZRMXhrVUVDV05qeXFYdlE3M3FaS0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGdHlZdVhwQkEyQWFYSDN6d1k5MWl0d0ZucEw3bk14UnM5bE8zcHJpM0xieXBqX3B6Y200XzZuR1lYZWNCRjBDZGlSRXQwX0g0RjR6WWM1S2pfa3lLdC1JUUpWN1Bud1lTWUZvblNEMEVINXMzcGVRV1JRMndBZzUwS1BxQlpqMm5wa3BWdU9GRkNSanBIQXRmMVF4TzI5ZWFvY0pQY2UwUE5hV1RRZmVxc0JpUG16NUtxMk1KU0VIa0Z3WFIxYk5ja21Ua21xYmoxNDJFVC00b2xObEk4QT09 | 7,378 |
I have 2 years of public under my belt and almost a year now of corporate tax (ASC 740, partnership filings, in house work, due diligence, etc). I’m wondering if it’s absolutely necessary to get my CPA to get to a higher position in the future if I’m already at a reputable company with a large brand name and I’m a good worker? None of the higher up tax people at my company have it. I really would like to stick with just my MBA bc I don’t know how much more studying I can take lol. I’m really good with tax law, I’m super outgoing and always work overtime on things as necessary, is that enough to get to management? | r/accounting | post | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4S3JBNmVmbmxtVEx6MGZ2RXBUd0pISkNVa200Um51UzJ6eXl1cVZTTVBHTGxEd3RnUTF3RDhUaWVuLU45bzl3LVNORG95VFp0T2pFQWFXX0dNemJjanQ4c2Fwd2FYRXQ2RlFQZXYwRHJrNHM9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGMzQtcDlyUlRXbmNKOHA5ZmRQblRqSm8zLTJoMFJFSmFqMlF1dENUQmhqNTg1MVRTMEJNSXZ2eGRYVVpTX0l1MWlkTlB6dGZ2bm9sR2JhNGliQXJlQ0VZSktGalF5NnlXNHB5YUFqanF2aV8xQXliRVdKSU5MR0J4eVJlQ21kN2lWV3FHSHM0cGNkdF8wdmFsTGk1bmZWVFg0RUI5UXhuM1Y2UThhWW0wcnhWZDRab0NRVDkwYUM0djlPREtvYVo3 | 7,379 |
The business model. They pay you a flat rate every week. So every hour of OT that you bill out to a client in busy season is pure profit to the partners. Math isnt this simple if youre underutilized throughout the year, but if you charge 30+ every week all year that's pretty much how it works.
Then you also have the different types of firms. If you have a "boutique" firm that services special clients that pay a lot, you suddenly don't need crazy amounts of OT. But if you have a run of the mill accounting firm that's afraid to raise rates and are run by partners that don't actually know how to run a business, suddenly you need crazy amounts of OT. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4b2pXOThFQWJ6UERkQ3BSRExybV8tT20wYmRLNGloc2VTUUd6UWl1T09EY0ZtcUhOX2JoSFdQYlpLUU1WNXZEQ3R2UGQzaDNIS1ZRTVQxN3l3UUlDVGF2SnlyUkthaUY1bGMzNnJEek15NDA9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGLU5PTkUyWUVEUFBOdWhHOW1JbDM0WGhyQ2xYc3U0bGdEeEd1bjh0R3RWNTNyQVRDZFRVdXpWaXI5TThSeTJEeFk5STBJRW5WOFY5a0xSdGpKeW9zMUtmb3VoY2M3dzY3NWNGTU1hQ0hUZTRkRVVMMFl0eVZrMnMtS0lSTkxsVlVkZ25NOGZOMmRNWlNYTEZfVVRTMnhrZHpOWi1zTjczd3ZJY2VHTFc1YUJIbHlPQ21zaUo3cUg5blFYd3U5TzN4 | 7,380 |
For it to be profitable for the partners they are incentivized to pick up as much work as possible. The only constraint on their profits is capacity. You can increase capacity by hiring more staff or forcing your staff to work unpaid overtime. Accounting firms like to do both, they will hire more staff but instead of using that staff to handle the current workload and make everyone's lives easier they will add more clients to increase the overall workload. In this way the issue of overworking in public accounting is never solved because if everything is getting done easily the partners will see dollar signs and take it that there is unused capacity they aren't taking advantage of. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4WFdrNWUwc3JJbm9kWl93a2pQbG1pOTJraENFYnk4OVBKQmlQci1xc2tZVldjM0Y5QlB6V2tlajNRZmhBNy1fSmdLYi10NW1qeG1FT1A4ai1tYWZmaXB2VndreDB2bUZ6c251T1lReENfbEU9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGVlQ1cldmWlFsVG1EdklwZDY5ejB3NW1sYU9ieHhwUHYtNVJxdWdrQmVNVnQ3UllVMXFhYVJKODQ2Z3QtZUxDYnZXZ0ZuUFktV3ppVWF0NTZuam1ydlNCUXYxd1JyMFoxMi1yaG9VMXhMQmFURGc1Ul96d0FUOWljNXQ2UU5CakFoVmctMmFqYVhwWEhYcXRoTFFCc2NrWXdDUmdSZnNydFE4b0tTVHhHYjdjR0xqdU1oVzByUFQ3SkpMWGo4NDdj | 7,381 |
PA is so fucking dumb man. The returns start diminishing after about 25, 30 hours of work imo. In a 40 hour week, not too many people are putting in an honest 40. And that's the kicker about busy season. It's not an honest 50 or 60 or 80. So much shirking...you can't really focus that much for that long. At 80 hours youre not gonna 2x as many things done, maybe more like 1.5x and even that seems a little high. If everyone in PA put their head down and did an honest 40 every week there would be no need for busy season. Just my opinion.
But we're not incentivized to do that because once people find out you're efficienct suddenly you're on everybody's projects. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4eVhfWVBmV1JFUFAwemIzYmlCT08tY1ZxOVhEcmxYZG55SnN1NUZaLUFaYjZfNVpLbUpweTMxeEx6YV93T25BZndvbUgwNnRQQ2ZLR2ctb05RVUljU2tTelJiVWJRWTdDT3lVZUpkQlB3Zm89 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGd1p6a2I2dnUtZUQ0NWdJck42Rkhwb1VLTDJiSy05SXFFV0MyQzJxdjhvbm9SWDB2Q001MDdYbjhXSEhUZVIySDVWY0JYTm1IbTVLRTNyR2pNTjhEYjdxUmRkU2c3NUd3b2ZQSmo4dHgyTVFWNDV5WmdSbXc5LW5DdGpTVTJaLUVMemYySG9iLUlTYjFDLWNpSlk3Y1ZoamlzbmhxbVNZVHd1bXBkSkxsdzBSeXhWM3RwUEFSVnVGSkU3RlFVZmdvRUpxOUhJdm5CQjFHUkdZUnBzSi0zOUlTVzhkd1Q0WTVJVXVtaGw0SjRrRT0= | 7,382 |
I may be an accountant, but taxes are not my thing, so I'm looking for a little perspective from someone more tax savvy than I.
I'm looking into getting Solar Panels on my house, and would be financing the total $26,922.39. I was presented with two monthly pmt options: 1) finance the full $26.9k as is @ X/month, or 2) I can go with the lower Y/month rate, if I give them my $8,073.72 solar panel tax credit next year.
This is a credit, which lowers my taxable income, and not a rebate, so I'm trying to determine approximately what my REFUND increase will be (because I always get a refund) for this tax credit. My 2023 AGI was about $77k, single, no dependents, itemized deductions were about $20k. Is this enough info to figure out my question? Obviously taxes have a lot of factors, but I just need to know if this tax credit of $8k only equates to a few hundred dollars increase to my refund. | r/accounting | post | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4SE8yX09wSklTUGdacE0wcER6Y0llWG9LVEVsTmd2RjNoaHNlSkh2QXNiMVAtbm90eTRTa0pOZ2s3QWVBdHlrNVBKQzNrS0dQTzZwOGdsbXhtbUtjelE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGV0oxYWZjZVM1U3h1NTVONXBka3dUWHVybzF1QjhTbVEtV3BlU2hldkNNNi1SdUhkdlJvQUI3RHNiaXNLY3RvR3hYZUZEcEZ2emFmUUtLQ09EQ3oxdWJBLXJSRXR2aDFsWTZxdXI0Y2JkdXFzZWduXy1EcllhZlk1elVRdlA0TFBLeUlIdVUxd1czM0JDOVFScml0MGhsd1oxZ1JRa0JnQmdfNmotUFlGX0FFPQ== | 7,383 |
My manager told me on Friday to come into the office on Monday (today) to "meet," but didn't give any additional information about what the meeting was about. I had a feeling it was going to be about my performance, as he has been on my case nearly non-stop for the past couple of months and I, admittedly, have been struggling lately, primarily stemming from depression issues; but he immediately opened with the "we're terminating you" and that was that, citing poor performance.
I have been looking into filing for unemployment, if I am even eligible; but other than that, I have been sitting and doing literally nothing but thinking for the past 3 hours. I have been wanting to leave for quite some time now, because I cannot handle public at all and work was on my mind nearly at all times. Though, I didn't think it'd end like this.
Anyway, I guess I am just looking to see if anyone can offer some advice, words of encouragement, something from someone who has been in a similar situation, idk. - I was at the firm for 3 years, so I guess I am feeling a little lost. | r/accounting | post | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4OUNWamh1eVZhWGk5QnpMdy12T1ZOaTVUNzN6TGFrWGszQUFFaW1TQXdwQkotSXM1YmFEWVItdm9TUzk3T2RkbXRfeW9aVWc1eHRJX2VNc2h1QV9PSVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGZUQtZDkxcGJyUnBUd1M5enhPbHhYZjRLMHdOeTFsM09JRy1uNklYdDlSQURqSXpXX3lBSkd5WEo2ajl2bFdLQ1pFaERhNnZGVWx1TWdJRlp5WENHUDRjdUVBX3lwd0xfM2JYUUpvV1d1TDhqRFNBbXhlTmFpd1BWZnZ2aGFUNVl0bUgwRmxRMFdncUYwWGpZNmtaWHdkeTdXTGQ1YWFvZDNKMXlWRW5YRjhzPQ== | 7,384 |
I am with the people that say it’s actually 200. This happens on a daily basis with stolen credit cards. Let’s just say the original 100 was from 100 that they swiped on a stolen credit card. The 70 merch is gone, the man received 30 cash, and the credit card company could actually tell the store, tough cookies, you didn’t check ID better and see this card was stolen.
The fact that credit card companies have fraud protection etc doesn’t change anything.
Once upon a time, the original cardholder might have been still stuck with the bill so a case could be made this was actually 300 dollars lost. 200 to the store and 100 to the cardholder.
So here we are, this store owner (cardholder) earned that hundred. The thief stole it. Then used the stolen money to steal goods from the store owner on top of the 100. Then received $30 additional cash back
I’m in the camp that it’s at least 200 and a case could honestly be made for more considering the original 100 had to have come from somewhere for the store owner to have it to begin with. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4UnByX2lMMDNEcl9mSUF0YnV3OHBsSGRZbTFfZnRMWVBxLVRTWElodFNqcmNQV1ZYODZaMUstT0IzcFdNVjBxLWhlMzlhN3o1aGtiMkt4anAtNXRJMHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGSnNiLUtQWWZFYzcxcEpyeUloZTdOSTFNYWwzekdHX1VDazdMa2hYN3RmZkxiNkN3RUxreWVYQ0lFbGdEdGtsTkN6WDFQVkF0RmRfTmxVQWc1OTFENlVMLWRDRlZwblpqVW4xaHRqVDlmczMzQkl5OThYak5XWWxDQmxmcEpFZHo4NDZUVGlEN2FycGxnM0xlRkZxU1dBU3FoVHNtTGdTMkZFbV80NGtTVmZVRFo2VWVEZFc1Z3R4YXpsUnZfMHRkWXRXTk1EamxoNDZaT29wc3o3bU9VQT09 | 7,385 |
Honestly, I wouldn't pay too much attention to all the complaints regarding work/life balance. Sure, if you're in public accounting you might work overtime during high season. But think about it, is it really any different in most other professions? Even someone working Retail, or in a warehouse can work just as many hours if not more than what most people working in accounting do. My first job out of high-school was in warehousing. I'd constantly be told to work overtime or on weekends to fulfil orders to be ahead for the following week. Same thing if you work a trade in construction, those guys can often times get crazy over time and it's physical labor to boot.
The point is, work/ life balance is a problem in most professions and it all boils down to the firm/company you end up working for. Rather than the actual profession itself.
As far as AI goes. I'm not versed enough in it to fully understand the scope of it's affect on the profession. But, as I'm sure many people here will agree. It's not taking over any-time soon or at all. Professions are constantly changing, personally I believe AI will just compliment the profession and as an accountant, your job will shift towards a need to understand more about how you can utilize this new technology to help your job rather than it completely taking over. The same way we went from doing everything on paper decades ago, to computerizing it all and using excel spreadsheets. Just another tool to aid in the process.
If you genuinely feel like you'll enjoy the profession, I say go for it. While you're doing electives for your degree, select courses that will compliment accounting. Such as Ai / Machine learning courses, learning about cloud computing, to code in Python and utilize database management systems. All things that Ai will improve as we move into the future and will provide you with the relevant skills to use on the job. | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4NWktNzkteXI0dFF2UmlCQkZ0c0FYdm0tRXlCbUQtTXpGOUpBXzZ0R2lHWHBvOXlKazBWZTR4Ui1EdndjSnB2Q084TEZNdnRSSDdBYkFJRnVtdVplUmc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGSHNjN2loTHZUWHd1R2pCSDNteG9TdWJwbGtvY19zczktaXRidDFLOTRMdlJqYzI2YVhLZ0lNMnp3SFVHU3lfalNBTDBfRlk0YVBMb2g1MlR2VklNMUxZaHptaGxmR1dOekZTRVk5QmJXMEVmdVN4b3Q2eVVmQmRUSW1aNUNOMmVmX0NSMDA0RWhfMHBrX3hnMmpfMDdYb1Y5aHR6cDFUZDV6V0JDcVJVVTRiQkhQbzkzcTlXRDVuUl9pNGZNUlZ4UTQ2VGlwOW12aXpaa1FWMkwzMTEzZz09 | 7,386 |
This problem seems to come down to the following question. What is worse?
* Losing $100 worth of cash, or
* Losing $70 worth of goods + $30 in cash.
Losing $70 worth of goods is actually better for the store, assuming that the goods can be replaced at a price cheaper than $70. This is not an unreasonable assumption, since most stores aim to make a profit, which means that the cost of goods should be lower than the final price.
You can't ignore the second transaction. The thief is effectively "giving back" some portion of the money that he stole to the store in that second transaction. This is because the store presumably makes a profit on every sale. The amount given back to the store is the difference between the cost of the goods (unknown) and the price of the goods ($70).
Another way to look at it is this: the store would prefer to make a sale than to not make a sale, regardless of whether the money was stolen or not. This is because the store makes a profit on every sale. It's better for the store if the thief purchases something after stealing the money, because then they make a little bit of profit back even though the net effect of the thief's actions still results in a loss for the store.
The best answer we can give with the information provided (and assuming the store makes a profit on every sale) is **the store lost less than $100** as a result of the thief's actions. If the store was making a loss on every sale (unlikely), then the store lost more than $100.
The store only loses $100 if the cost of replacing the goods is the same as the price of the goods, but that's not really what you would expect from a store that is running at a profit.
These are the journal entries that would be made for these transactions:
**Transaction 1**
* Debit Loss $100 (loss due to theft)
* Credit Cash $100 (we have 100 less in cash)
**Transaction 2**
* Debit Cash $100 (we received a $100 dollar bill)
* Debit Cost of Goods Sold $UNKNOWN
* Credit Cash $30 (we gave change for $30)
* Credit Inventory $UNKNOWN
* Credit Sales Revenue $70 (we earned $70)
Sales revenue increases by $70. Cost of goods sold increases by some amount less than $70. Business makes a profit as a result of the second transaction (profit = sales revenue - cost of goods sold). | r/accounting | comment | r/Accounting | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4TENhQzkteFJaNDBpRFdrby14OVM3WWdZQzE4VnBxY1JaMVZUMDg5QTdLQjVOeUltazBkRGJZdHE4dkhzLVZQZFhldVVrN3RJWXE4Tmh6Z205ME9yYWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGRVh3WC1KcTdyR2QtTUtzWUhwekxCRFNkdVJQZm44OHZBZ1lTVFJHSkdCSzlRSXNQN1ZBZVl2cGpodHRFc19rVUE3RHFZaFNwQV9pb2xLZkRPNVduTkd0Yy1ySmlIZjl3R3BXbllMME1sYjlTN1haZDdGZFVEa0NnajdseTV1MVl5bHVtQ1F1UXJsYm1EZm1fUXlOWG81RWVCLXpOU2xQNjBIa2NIQlhHNG12a0otUnBiQnJlSXFJMlN0VjhZLXNwbHpaajlHeFU2Ml9fZmVQR2djY0ZpZz09 | 7,387 |
Go for it | r/accountingph | comment | r/AccountingPH | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4YVo5dGpINTFqaDJCSzVaQ1k2Qk4wV0d3cGFHZ2c4Q3I4eDV2UFNSR1ByNDNkQlh2TzFNVVRoX1lfNFo4NF9ldnRRM0dkNW5RVUJxMmFfU3NUbmtva2c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGRVdhVnhYNWF3N01xQnBoZm0yUlMtMl9oZG9uWjRodkFTTWxkS3pWU085NUpfY0ZsQ0FHUnRCTHhvQWJPSVdObTNSSFIzem15YmZFb3dSNy15WTlDejB6TlV1YWFnX2ZTWHhBaGwwMlRhdUNfTURXVWVtd3oyNXFyNzZleGJpdi1ubUdQVHNFcHZpWlRwWVF3UzRoVmRZa3l4SEExWXNfYkp3ZmctaHFGTWNNPQ== | 7,388 |
Up hi any update po | r/accountingph | comment | r/AccountingPH | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4bTVyZHVVUWZ3eVFaZ01JMlh3NWduN1piSVNGTWowbzQxSU9FNk5QcHpoSnM4eXA4Um9KWmROQlNRMkdDWVhmSGREVXpTa3hUM2tLUVF0SnBNb201U3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGdVUyWnNNbUpmeWs4R2pzeUhmMWt6cXBZaXk3VDJYVEZNaFRuWnUydmh4VWxwTHlTQ0lvaFl5WXlRQzdEd2l2enJwR0JhSDNnelR6NXBOdjgwUm9qS1ZnU3dqeGJGTUVOLUdxcVd1cnJPaFU5TjZScGdRWHZxZVNGMTJvNllYeE9Ia3RyNFlfQk1fTjhXV01GTU1xMjRYZHBvTlFyTVRJNVhhNEI4RVJ2d21vPQ== | 7,389 |
Pwede po pabulong company? | r/accountingph | comment | r/AccountingPH | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4bWwyWWNSV3QzNVd1VXVSY2R2N01yZnFSS3QtRVI5MnpiVXN4MHViOW1BYzVQODJYeHJmOVJLaWpiTTBWNDNHRVFQYXV6djJKbUR3NHR2ZlNIVU1vbG5kNFNNR2kzSXB1OHlQTi1aSUJQTXc9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGWXNSdnY4cUlJRllBYmlsaWxfYl9hYUZtaWNGT2dLVlBTUkN6WkFGX0hwWjdrbklFbktNNlI4S2owdExvQUp1RjZkOXNEZUR0WVNjem00ODFsdnFod2pBTDZqRUlhMDhYc254NjFyRXdnMnpCM1k3dGVuNVZBWkphY2F6Qm5GQkxrMDEyNVI1amFMUWNXMDBJVDZmNHpraTQ3dS1adkJuaEl1WUh6RnFKeGswPQ== | 7,390 |
job hopping? | r/accountingph | comment | r/AccountingPH | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4WmxIeVdjb2V5WjRTdk1HT3drbFE4RmlIdUlDUFk0QmZWNXBTZlowRUVlT3JYRVNnSm43LTI2cTd6SmVWNDdfckdfRlMyTTNpQTIwTWctWnBhclJYMmQwWjJaTEhNREt0ZnFxd3REc2FXa1E9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGUmQzMU1xSlJ2TlVrSFA0aWkxWlZoOHptaVE5X1p0UVhCTlBYcU1adldnODhhSWhQVmtBbHB3cFpUQWtROTFrQ0ZEdUNPbFE4b0ZxOUVSc3BBRUZCcloyc2pJZTloUnNjakJFS1Fzam5lMm0zRS1jRUl2TnpDN1FvTnFmTUx1UVhRaTB1cFFIRXk4RkJUTnZBcG9FQ0lhNURpZkpFZ0Y1QlRRRzBpYXFkaVhZc3FENmJ6ekZVZ3VhTHM1TkFpNXlF | 7,391 |
Hi po pwede po mag-ask | r/accountingph | comment | r/AccountingPH | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4VGl3SlJfdWRXWm1iWFYtTnJFdEdTd2xGLWk5TEJpcF9FNm9XWkJPeHVDeGxsdnpvWDVVNGh3SjkyVlZ6VGtGZ2QyVnNYLWdZZWF5VWVEN1JQOGxfZ1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGdzhXZDAwWTF3OE15Rmx5djhxUm1aRTdpS0YwZUVNZmpZZ09aV2t2eENnSm5JaFlfanhENXNQNUZTbTI0cWhTdmJUaXdUUEZTRGgwVnB3M0xhR19uckg0Y1BsaHBWZWhYWVpvczZLZ19BTzJPVl9zMjNzRFpQSjlfa0pOb1VjRlBjSzRGMGd4bURfU2YwWFZZX1dxSGhNYkhiNno0V3dWNkRFcnBoQklobHZHWUhOXzVVdUNDbTVCRVc4Ri1BX05z | 7,392 |
PM sent po | r/accountingph | comment | r/AccountingPH | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4d2hjbDZocHJiWEN2S3lTSmR2MlhjRTI2ZHppTGN3X0FiY0c0NlF4Zk8yRV9PR3dLSkZVMFdhVDVEVlRIcGpRSDhJZzBUWEljQjN5bXZKWk9TNzlDQ2xIdVlPS3dYX1MwQ1NLNl9Rc3FoX1k9 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGLWZxV1MybmV4OHFYa000QnRCemhiVEhoQ1huVk5SZkt1d0ZkSVFzOVY3bGliT29ZZTQ0TEpYWFFpa1N6QU52NTJoTVhERXVzcHg0V0RhUTFlQmFOSlhOOXVsRWdJSjg1ZW5XWUUwcGQzQkZNR1JOcTN6ZDNxM2l4X0k3aEo5MWQwYXNrNFJvUzFlbnkzNWJMRms5X2dqYWdkNmdKX1d3NE43NVVyRVpTcWtIUmxlUDd3c1VLX3FBT3laX3RELTR3cU5kTG5CcDdBTk5wZ1J3UFlsRWRaSGRUV3ZkQk9EdVNOdDl6c3lmQXRFYz0= | 7,393 |
Hi po nasa d&v pa po kayo? Kamusta po. Ano po role niyo po | r/accountingph | comment | r/AccountingPH | 2025-01-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmg4RWZFN2JZVkRhMW9OUTZaWHBUT3ZJR3NKSGFuOTEwN0ZrN0JOOWgtTTFOYlJKTE1zb2s0NWl2ZW1hOGJMZ25Yc0pRbWpWSVQ3WDJIY0pzU1QtZkFXUlE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm5sYmlGN1FLWFl1U0tMaVV3c2RoNjJIY1VVSmJvamxDM2RiWmc5Q3B3VXVKakFUR2dfaS1UQkJLREdSVjJQamZmNm1kZFZ5NmQ5dGE0RTJCb1RGYlpVWDFMWUdFTXU1QV90QUdFTnhUOFhPYzdrSE1RQUU5Y0lyaUdMcUJqZDBFRmtOaVR2VmVNdmtqdzM2NWdZeDhJVDNBWU50RHNnQVBRVzdkMlJyZFpmdUJoUnFvPQ== | 7,394 |
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