As 2021 approaches, I have been making a to-do list of things I need to look into over the next year. Come February, I will have been a legal adult for a decade. I still don’t feel like a true adult. While I consider my self lucky, especially for a millennial, I also know I … Continue reading Let’s Talk Adulthood
First of all, congrats! Whether it be high school, college, military or whatever else has graduations, you did it! All of your hard work paid off. I want to share some of the things I learned over the years, mostly in college, to try to help some of you. Some lessons you will have to … Continue reading Some Advise for the Grads
Personal finances is always tricky, and for a lot of us right now, it's in trouble. I am not about to tell you how to pay off debt in 30 days. I haven't done that. I feel like I fit in with a majority of millennials (no, we are not still going on Spring Break. … Continue reading Create Semi-Stable Financials
Being in the thrall of extended deadline season aka "mini tax season" has gotten me thinking about the coming tax season. I know this is something no one wants to think about. But, I also know there are going to be a lot of new accountants out there where this is going to be a … Continue reading Tips to Surviving Tax Season
The Certified Public Accounting certification exam is four sections long: Regulation (REG), Auditing and Attestation (AUD), Financial Accounting and Reporting (FAR), and Business Environment and Concepts (BEC). As of last year, each section is four hours long with multiple choice questions, simulations, and BEC has a writing portion. Once you pass the first section, you … Continue reading The C.P.A. Exam Truth
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