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• what can i do after ACA February 16, 2026
  i’m from the uk and i’ve got a school leavers audit apprenticeship which lets me complete my AAT and ACA. i didn’t want to go to university due to costs and I applied to accounting as something that’s just a good job because i’m not sure what i want to do. if/when i get my […]
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• Roast My Resume February 16, 2026
  Hello all, I'm a senior and just looking for any way to fix and make my resume stand out more. I appreciate any feedback. Thanks! submitted by /u/Low_Wrangler9770 [link] [comments]
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• Career advice? February 16, 2026
  As someone that doesn't have high career aspirations, and would sacrifice few grand for a good work/life balance, is government the way to go? I don't need to make crazy money I just want to live comfortably and retire with dignity. I'm in public now and it's really not meshing with my core values. Everyone […]
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• Senior Accountant at age 24 February 16, 2026
  Hey all, So I went from an Accounts Data Analyst and I’m now a Senior Accountant. Just wanted peoples thoughts on how good this is and what doors can it open for me for my next role? This is a Practice role senior accountant and I will be able to do some audit work as […]
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• Recruiters for accounting jobs February 16, 2026
  Staying put for the time being at my current job for my license, but the thought of leaving one day for greener pastures had gone in my head. I had questions specifically about recruiters: -Has anyone used a recruiter for a job? -How does the process work? -Are there any established recruiters with good reputation […]
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• Feels Like I'm on a Sinking Ship February 16, 2026
  I’m a Controller at a ~$12M healthcare organization. Multi-entity structure. Mission-driven. Heading toward a potential ESOP transition in the next couple of years. I inherited the financial structure. I didn’t build it. Current realities: Payroll ~78% of revenue (industry norm closer to 50–60%). Heavy dependence on insurance reimbursements (cash timing volatility). Regular LOC usage to […]
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• I think some managers take “Excel inefficiency” way out of context and don’t really know what inefficiency is February 16, 2026
  I’ve been reading posts where people do the smallest thing and managers and seniors consider you to be “inefficient in excel”. A manager I had thought I was inefficient because I didn’t filter out a table I had questions on. The table had like 11 selections and it just took me a second to find […]
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• Is it normal to be this wrecked by busy season? February 16, 2026
  Basically what the title says. I’m 26M in tax and have had the worst busy season of my career (this is my 6th). I started with a new firm in September of 2025 and the work I’m doing this year is way harder than what I was doing at my old firm. Everything I do […]
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• Why is Big 4 moving away from letting Entry Level Grads do both Audit and Tax rotations? February 16, 2026
  I feel like a couple of years ago students were able to experience full time rotations in audit and tax and then decide whichever one they preferred. Now we have to recruit for an internship 2 years in advance (before we even know how tax or audit even works) and are expected to commit to […]
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• Question from non-accountant: Accruing Expenses to prior months February 16, 2026
  My job involves paying a significant number of invoices each month. Sometimes I miss invoices, sometimes the vendor doesn't upload them. When either of those happen, I need to accrue expenses to the prior month to account for the missed invoice. This is mainly because each month has its own budget for these expenses. Our […]
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• It would almost be perfect February 16, 2026
  I like bookkeeping and running payrolls, which I do year round, but I can’t do taxes another year. Having a random few months of absolute hell is making me crazy. I can’t stand the random rules and the rude clients. What should I do if I want a similar job without the taxes? I’ve been […]
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• How’s everyone feeling so far?? February 16, 2026
  Well we are in the busy season folks. This is my first and I don’t have not nearly as much workload as everyone else, but I am working 55 hours a week standard, including on Saturdays every week. I don’t believe in complaining or anything like that, but I am curious as to how everyone […]
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• Accounting for success February 16, 2026
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• Considering leaving public accounting February 16, 2026
  I’m feeling burnt out and not driven to do my job as a Tax & Accounting Manager. I work with closely held businesses primarily. What are other possible career paths for me? I’m a CPA and worked so hard to get to this place. I’m slow at completing my tasks, and I just feel like […]
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• Why am I so frikin lazy looking up new jobs??? February 16, 2026
  Basically, I want to look up new jobs/careers, but I'm burnt out. I'm in state government, and they're giving me admin tasks and not the actual accounting work, just data entry into SAGE. We were short staffed for so long, and they're giving all the accounting work to the new accountant advanced hire. I've been […]
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• Worst 1099 Consoldated statements February 16, 2026
  saw my first RBC statement of the year and what do you even mean that the cost basis isn't listed on it? wondering everyone's hot take on the shittiest brokerage 1099s. submitted by /u/Comfortable-Web9763 [link] [comments]
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• Thinking about leaving PA February 16, 2026
  Hi all, Wanted to get peoples thoughts on me thinking about leaving my PA Job. For some background I spent my first year out of college as a staff accountant for a smaller company and then moved to public accounting after being reached out by one of the internships I did. I’ve been here for […]
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• When is the best time to resign? February 16, 2026
  Morning? Evening? Start of the week? End of the week? I know it’s tax time but some severe health issues are coming up and I’m not dying for 50k a year! submitted by /u/javertthechungus [link] [comments]
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• KPMG (Australia) partner fined over using AI to pass AI test February 16, 2026
  A partner at KPMG Australia has been fined A$10,000 (US$7,000) after using AI tools to cheat on an internal training course about using AI. The unnamed partner was forced to redo the test after uploading training materials into an AI platform to help answer questions on the use of the fast-evolving technology. More than two […]
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• I’m at a turning point in my life: Should I become an accountant at 33? February 16, 2026
  I am 33 years old, got married a year and a half ago and I’m looking for stability in a field where there are a few opportunities. Right now I work in the creative publishing industry, and have done so for 10 years. It used to be fun, but as I went higher I realised […]
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