What Happens in Vegas… Gets Reported on a Tax Return | ARC
Serve brothels, cannabis firms, and poker pros—just don’t cross the legal line.
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With Liz Mason and Byron Patrick
Center for Accounting Transformation
HUMOR
The Accountant’s Joke Bot
(But remember, we warned you.)
The Right Kind of Lazy: Innovative Approaches to Streamlining Workflows | Accounting ARC
ARC hosts discuss redefining efficiency in the accounting profession and when it pays to ‘slack off.’
Accounting ARC
With Liz Mason, Byron Patrick, and Donny Shimamoto.
Center for Accounting Transformation
Accountants in Pop Culture: Myths, Realities, and Stereotypes – Accounting ARC
From “The Office” to “Parks and Recreation,” listen in on how TV and movies shape our view of accountants.
Accounting ARC
With Liz Mason, Byron Patrick, and Donny Shimamoto.
Center for Accounting Transformation
How a Case of Beer Saved the U.S. Financial System
Great businesses are formed by trusting others … even if they need a 24-pack to get there.
By Frank Stitely
The Relentless CPA
You’ve probably heard of the 1929 stock market crash, Black Monday, the dotcom bubble and the Great Recession. All of these combined pale in comparison to what almost happened back in 1986. Save for a case of Miller Lite, our financial world, as we know it, would not exist.
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I landed this job not because of my fabulous accounting qualifications. I was a double major in economics/finance in college. I would have taken a job sniffing used toilet paper out of college with those academic credentials. I got the job solely from my relationship with Paul Karstetter, the second name in what eventually became Stitely & Karstetter, CPAs.