Figuring out what to wear to a job interview can be one of the most stressful decisions you make during your career search. Lucky for you, we’re here to help. Our Dress for Success infographic details the Do’s and Don’t of the much anticipated interview outfit. Give yourself a leg up (or a foot in); check it out. What to Wear to an Interview Why should you Dress for Success? Because a job interview is an audition!
Read more »Now that tax season is over, accountants finally have space to lighten up and take a beach day — or keep working (whatever makes you happiest). We know how hard you work and wanted to put together a resource to give you a much-needed and well-deserved break. Here are — in this writer’s opinion — 9 accounting jokes to liven up your day: Our Favorite Accounting Jokes Welcome to the accounting department, where everybody counts. Where do homeless accounts live?
Read more »Accounting and finance jobs bring their own demands in terms of day-to-day requirements and deadlines. When the holidays roll around, many workers in these fields feel an added layer of stress related to gift-giving to colleagues and bosses. The following guidelines for end-of-year gift exchanges provide some clarity and suggestions to help you make it through unscathed.
Read more »With tax policy shaping up to be a major issue in the 2016 presidential campaign, accountants and advisors working with wealthy taxpayers are analyzing proposals from the two major party candidate and considering tentative plans based on results of the election. Here’s a quick look at the Hilary Clinton’s tax plans and a look at how her plan would affect wealthy clients. Check back on Thursday for a similar analysis of Republican nominee Donald Trump.
Read more »The 2016 Accounting Principals Holiday Bonus Survey results are in!
Read more »Do you dream in debits and credits? Would you rather play with pivot tables in Excel than sip fruity cocktails from a beach bungalow? Everyone needs to take time off, but that doesn’t mean you can’t take your passion for numbers with you. Check out our picks for best vacation spots for people who love numbers. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania What better spot stateside than the home of the original U.S. Mint?
Read more »Although considered by many to be a welcome “last call” before the doors of summer close, Labor Day weekend originated as an important day of tribute for American workers. The idea for Labor Day was born out of the Industrial Revolution; a time when many Americans worked long hours without weekends to get by.
Read more »Earlier this month, Kim Kardashian West took to Twitter to lament an untimely death. Not a family member; all members of the Kardashian and Jenner clans are just fine. Kim’s meltdown was precipitated by the demise of her beloved Blackberry Bold. In 2014, Kim admitted to stockpiling Blackberry’s 2011 phone due to her love of the tactile keyboard. It seems that the phone is no longer available on EBay and it’s unlikely that Blackberry will be able to offer her a replacement.
Read more »When tax season winds down, the lives of tax pros rev up. During the weeks leading up to April 15th, most tax pros are consumed by high stress and long hours. Having a life, connecting with friends and family, and staying healthy and active are next to impossible. Fortunately, most employers recognize this sacrifice and reward it with generous PTO policies and flexible schedules, allowing tax pros to make up for lost time from May through December.
Read more »With every New Year comes the chance to make a new YOU… or, at least, that’s the cliché thing we’re all told. But hey, it’s perfectly noble to attempt a few New Year’s resolutions and we at Accounting Principals are here to help you on your way with a few good ideas!
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