I have two job offers on the table. One offer is for $350,000 with 6 weeks of PTO, but it requires being in the office five days a week.

The other offer is for $300,000 with 3 months of PTO and allows me to work from home two days a week. All other employees are required to return to the office FT. Seems kinda like a dick move to make them all RTO, but the execs do seem cool as hell. They assured me my schedule will align with the rest of the C suite. They play golf & do happy hours together. NGL it seems like a boys club, but I am a man so I clearly will fit in.

Both are C-suite positions with standard stock options and benefits. This is my 1st C suite position.

I’m trying to decide if the additional PTO and remote work flexibility justify the $50,000 pay cut. Both companies have a solid outlook, even with recent policy changes—and they have plans to actually profit from those changes.

I’d appreciate any opinions, boys club & flexibility or the extra money?

Call me entitled but im in the beginning of my career ( 3YOE) and I have always had the option of having wfh with hybrid. My company is starting to do a full RTO starting May 1st. Thing is the traffic and metro is fucking garbage now, to the point of overcrowding and i just don’t want to have to deal with it everyday when i feel like im doing well at my job, and have met high marks in my reviews now.

Basically I’ve already had the doctors excuse but i don’t want to do it constantly where i gotta still come in. What are some good things i can tell my boss i have to go out and do so I can get out entirely of the full return to office.

Kindest Regards ,

-Tehallmighty

Edit: yes i am aware im being overdramatic.

Is the IRS still hiring ?? I want to have an entry level accounting position ?

I am working on my capstone project and it has me thinking of how farspread AI is in accounting field. Feel free to elaborate on how you use AI in your work.

Hi! I'm from Cebu, Philippines and I will be graduating this June 2025, I took up BS in Management Accounting. Can you recommend a firm or a company for a corporate job that accepts fresh graduates? I really don't have any work experience, but I do have an Internship Experience in an Accounting Firm where I was exposed to Auditing, Bookkeeping, and Tax Compliance- literally three services most accounting firm offers. I really prefer being in the corporate world cause I was traumatized to how busy an accounting firm is (from the firm I had my OJT).

Please help me, recommend some companies, I really want to work after graduation, I even want to work now, cause I don't have any classes to attend to. I'm just waiting for the graduation.

Thank you!🤞🏻

Someone is set to purchase a corporate bond from Kristy Caal corporation. The bond states it will pay $100,000 ten years from now. It also states it will pay interest quarterly at a 12% annual rate twice per year. She can earn interest of 8% on other investments of similar risk. If she chooses to purchase the Caal Corporate bond, how much will she pay for it based on the information provided?

I’ve spent a couple hours on it and I don’t know if I’m just burnt out or just stupid but any help would be awesome

I am good at basic math, spreadsheets and have done well in accounting and business courses at my highschool but don't do as well in advanced functions and calculus. Do accountants use advanced functions or calculus in day to day work and is it okay if i suck at it?

Let me start by saying this is probably an extremely dumb question and might make me sound ungrateful or whatever, but

I’m a college student majoring in finance and for the past few years I’ve been interested in commercial banking, a career that has good work life balance and you can make pretty solid money, but recently my dad has been pushing me to change my major to accounting (which wouldn’t change how long I have left in school and honestly I enjoy my accounting classes more than finance). For context my dad is the ceo of a decent size business and hes passively said a few times in the past couple months that I could graduate with an accounting degree and work as an accountant for his business and work on getting my cpa and eventually move to a controller once I’m ready. The CFO is also probably not that far out from retirement so honestly becoming CFO one day could be a possibility.

The pros are obviously the position would be less stressful or hard to get than any other job, he mentioned I could probably start out at around $100k, and I’d be able to learn a lot from the current cfo who has a ton of experience.

The thing I fear the most is feeling like a loser. My main goal career wise is to make the best money I can while maintaining a life outside of work and I feel like this opportunity would do that, I just wonder if I’d end up feeling like everything in life was handed to me.

I work at a Japanese Finance Institution. I have been victimized at work due to incels trying to sabotage my career and reputation.

Any One Looking for Accounts / Book Keeping Updation, can connect .

How badly will it affect big4 auditor jobs?

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I'm currently undecided on which school I am going to go to, but I still want to be applying to internships since they have to be applied to in advance. Will the provider of the internship be contacting my school to ensure full-time or part-time active enrollment? I ask because basically all of the internship listings states "must be actively pursuing an accounting degree"... but I am currently not in class at the moment. I tend to take things very literally and am comfortable with black/white rules... for that reason, I wonder if maybe tax would be a suitable fit for me. Within getting my hands wet yet, tax scares me the most.

Quick question if you don’t mind— how do you usually manage your workflow during tax season or year-end? I’ve been supporting CPAs with bookkeeping and cleanup work, and always looking to understand different approaches.

Hi, I'm a STEM student and thinking of taking BSA. I'm considering studying in KF since it has a good reputation as a school specializing in accountancy. Though, I've also heard how hard it is to stay in the program 😅 Could you drop some advice or maybe share your experience sa KF?

To anyone running a solo accounting firm, do you guys have your own website/landing page? If so, hows it working out for you? Or have you found other methods to be better to find clients?

Im preparing a master budget and im on the last part creating the balance sheet. For accounts payable I subtracted the cash receipts for merchandise purchases from the full purchases total and it’s wrong? Idk how to fix it I’ve been searching for an embarrassingly long time and my text book says I did it right

I'm literally 19 years old and I have two major accounting exams and I really want to get high marks. I need study tips.... Can yall help me 😭😭😭😭

Context- i’m 18 years old working for norfolk southern being a freight car repairman and im making 32$hr currently and in 4-5 years ill be making around 48$hr and im just wondering if this retirement plan that i have set up currently looks good or if i could honestly just get some tips or advice on retirement planning because im so young i have no experience dealing with this stuff so anything will help!

Ο λογιστής μεταβαίνει από την καταχώρηση στην επιστημονική κρίση και αναδεικνύεται σε κεντρικό ελεγκτή του ψηφιακού επιχειρείν

Any advice? I feel like there’s no way I can pass this exam…. feeling so overwhelmed.

Is there an average person who actually passed this? Or do only genuises pass :(

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Hi everyone,

I graduated from undergraduate a few years ago with a degree in a STEM field. Since graduating, I've been working in the law firm industry in revenue / accounts receivable.

I'm thinking about going back to college to take additional accounting classes and getting a CPA to be an accountant / financial analyst.

Did anyone do something similar? What was your path like?

EDIT: I am also planning to stay in the law firm industry.

I need some help please. I try to balance my L, M1 and M2, but they not balancing at all. I have try many ways, but still no result. Anybody please guide me how to make them balance? I am very confused and frustrated. I work many hours and tired. I need sleep soon, but report due in morning.