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Tag: Texas
Effective September 1, You Can Sit For the CPA Exam in Texas With 120 Units
Another state has pushed to allow prospective CPAs to sit for the exam with just […]
Layoff Watch ’19: Outsourcing Dooms Accountants at UPS In Texas
The Dallas Morning News reported today that UPS is eliminating 64 accounting jobs at its facility […]
Layoffs Watch: Big 4 Texas
Here's one from the mailbag: Big 4 in Houston and Dallas have been laying staff […]
Texas CPA Exam Candidates Excited to Embrace the Future
Wait a second… are you telling me that up until this point, one of the […]
FYI: The Guy Who Stabbed 14 People At a Texas College Wanted To Be an Accountant When He Grew Up
When laypeople think of accountants, we all know they generally picture green eye shade-wearing dorks, […]
Americans for Tax Reform: Playing Professional Football in Texas to Save Taxes > Working for Jerry Jones
Tony Romo will make a lot of money playing quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys under […]
Everything’s Bigger In Texas, Except the Peer Review Requirements?
Texas Representative Phil Stephenson is trying to exempt CPAs who only prepare financial statements for […]
Brisket, Blueberries Some of the Best Fare at Deloitte University: Sources
Back in 2011, Deloitte swung open the doors on a 107-acre, $300 million spectacle in […]
Shipping Wars’ Token Hot Chick Is a Former Accountant?
As far as reality show accountants go, I guess Shipping Wars' Jennifer Brennan isn't quite […]
New York, California in a Horse Race for Sending Most People to States with God-Awful Heat, No Income Tax
Hot off the Twitter, New York Times' Catherine Rampell shares some interesting data about movers in 2012: […]
Everything’s Bigger In Texas, Including CPA Exam Statistics
We're wrapping up state-specific 2011 CPA exam statistics with this one so if you absolutely […]