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I've got an article in CPA Trendlines, an opinion piece - "When Time-Based Pricing Works." They were taken private by Apollo Global Management in 2016 - a deal valued at $4.3 He wrote an article on CPA Trendlines called: "When Time-Based Pricing Works." I've got the Intuit acquisition of TradeGecko. I don't know. on Wednesday.
he's a CPA first. David, you questioned why- how auditors could possibly have missed this for a decade, because Ernst & Young has been auditing Wirecard for 10 years. Ernst & Young had been signing off flawless audit, unqualified opinion, year after year after year. Cash is easy to audit.
Well, do you remember how Mnuchin was threatening to audit every business that got a PPP loan? Then, Mnuchin started saying, "We're gonna audit people over 2 million; businesses over $2 million in PPP money are definitely gonna get audited." Then, they started saying that everybody's gonna get audited potentially.
I did not because then I ended up taking that long arduous path to the CPA, but I'm curious to know if anyone out there is a certified public bookkeeper who's listening, and if you have any thoughts on that. There's some new numbers courtesy of CPA Trendlines about job levels in the accounting world broken down by different types of firms.
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