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Just How Difficult Is It to Break Into Accounting As a Second Career? - Going Concern
It struck me the other day while endlessly scrolling through Reddit that we have neglected a chunk of the potential accountant population: folks for whom accounting wasn’t the first choice. It seems I’ve been seeing more and more posts on r/accounting lately that ask “can I a [insert random job here] be an accountant?” The short answer is yep.
Regular Going Concern readers likely already know this but for those of you new to the site or just stumbling across this post while searching “how do I get into accounting as a second career,” I got my start in CPA review. The job was sort of accidental in that I never in a million years would have imagined myself working in accounting nor anything accounting-adjacent because like most civilians, I mistakenly believed there were icky numbers involved (eww).
Spirit AeroSystems faces class action over accounting woes | Article | Compliance Week
In the wake of an ongoing accounting probe and the resignation of two top finance executives, Spirit AeroSystems is facing a class-action lawsuit filed in federal court in the Northern District of Oklahoma on Monday.
The plaintiff, a shareholder named Jacob Goldman, is seeking redress, both individually and on behalf of other shareholders similarly situated, for financial damages caused by the company's announcement of noncompliance in accounting processes and, consequently, a significant decline in the market value of the company's securities.
Accounting Department Named for William Dillard | University of Arkansas
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – In recognition of his pioneering work in the retail field and founding of the department store chain that bears his family name, the accounting department at the Sam M. Walton College of Business at the University of Arkansas will be named the William Dillard Department of Accounting.
William T. Dillard (1914-2002) graduated from the University of Arkansas' College of Business Administration in 1935 with a degree in accounting.
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FASB to propose private company expedient for share-based payment accounting - Journal of
Accounting for employee share-based compensation could become less complex for private companies after FASB on Wednesday endorsed the decision by the Private Company Council (PCC) to propose a practical expedient for nonpublic entities.
Share-based payment accounting has been discussed by the PCC on several occasions since 2013 because of two concerns:
IMA announces 2020 conference | Accounting Today
The Institute of Management Accountants opened registration Wednesday for its 2020 annual conference and expo, featuring as keynote speakers Theranos whistleblower Tyler Schultz, BBC World News America lead anchor Katty Kay and FASB board member Marsha Hunt.
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The conference will feature eight specialty tracks in accounting hot topics; ethics; reporting and control; strategy, planning, and performance; business acumen and operations; leadership and professional development; small and midsized enterprises; and technology and analytics.
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Leonard J. Freed, 88, a founder of accounting firm Freed Maxick – The Buffalo News
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