#RedditAccounting

Hi everyone, I’m a finance and audit professional with 15+ years of experience across accounting, FP&A, financial control, commercial finance, and internal audit.…

Hello everyone, I just got invited for an accounting assessment at EY mena. The questions will be multiple choice, 45 of them to be completed in 60 minutes.…

I’m an A2 at big4 wanting to exit into industry as I’m very interested in FP&A and have received an interview for a position with a significant raise.…

fyi: there is no binding requirement that I should stay until the end date (but 2 weeks notice is needed) I am currently working in corporate accounting, its my first job, and I have relatively good relationship with the team members and the manager.…

Interested in Audit/Tax in places like SF or NYC. Don’t see much data on Big4 Transparency. submitted by /u/Darkdeviousdevil [link] [comments]

So as the title says, I have been offer a corporate job at a firm for more than 40% my actual pay. My gut just tells me the role is not right for me, as the role requires a lot of overtime and probably a lot of week end work during closing.…

Wanted to see how other solo firms are handling client pushback on portals. Talking to bookkeepers recently, the biggest recurring headache isn't the actual monthly reconciliation, but getting clients to upload statements and receipts without defaulting…

At my current job if I want to use PTO for more than a couple of days I have to put together a whole checklist of what is already done / needs to be done in my absence and schedule a meeting to go over it.…

I am a sophomore and I applied to all of the big 4 2028 internships and got rejected from 2 and ghosted by the other 2. I am very scared because I’ve seen lots of people on LinkedIn posting there offers.…

I entered accounting because I was tired of retail. Liked the idea of consistency, a somewhat decent amount of pay, and the perks of being in an office.…

Hello everyone, Where is everyone looking for jobs? LinkedIn? Ziprecuriter? Glass door? Lately I’ve been trying to use Indeed and it just flat out sucks. I can’t see 90% of what “jobs” are available.…

Graduated with Accounting B.S. and got an audit & advisory internship with a small firm. Absolutely HATED it! from the client meetings to the “just go do some expense samples” to everything else.…

Hi everyone, im an accounting student and im just curious to know how a day in your life looks working in nyc and if you like it or hate it and why? is the pay better at least? submitted by /u/Tiny_Advertising9290 [link] [comments]

Ughh I took this job that was labeled entry level accountant and tbh it was a BIG mistake. I just graduated college. The owner said was doing the books he’ll train me. Turns out he neglected the books. He also has a gap in accounting knowledge.…

I have an in-person interview tomorrow for an entry-level Accounting & Finance Rotational Associate position. I'll be interviewing with two senior accounting managers, followed by a 30-minute Excel assessment with an accounting specialist.…

I'm currently the Controller for a remote organization with fewer than 30 employees. We were acquired by a PE firm in 2024 and are now preparing to be sold again.…

Hello everyone, About three years ago, when I started considering a career change to accounting in my 50s, I searched online for stories from people in similar situations. I was looking for motivation and hope.…

Another Sunday Scaries week for public accountants! What’s your firm going to shore up next? More layoffs and shit scheduling? submitted by /u/deluxepepperoncini [link] [comments]

I just accepted my summer and winter intership at a midsized firm. I feel like I would be oldest guy in my group, but I do look a lot younger than my peers. Am I too old for an internship? submitted by /u/JackfruitFit8273 [link] [comments]

I'm doing college applications and they keep asking why I want to be an accountant. I don't know what to say because do people ever have a passion for accounting??…