by Kewho Min | May 17, 2018 | Accounting, Career, Kewho Min, Money, Personal Finance, Professional Development, Small Business, Taxes |
If you are an accountant you may be wondering what the benefits of working for the Big Four are. There are many reasons to consider working for either Deloitte, EY, KPMG, or PwC. Here is a list of the top five as cited by staff who actually work there Time Off Most...
by Kewho Min | May 9, 2018 | Accounting, Career, Financial Literacy, Kewho Min, Money, Personal Finance, Professional Development, Small Business, Taxes |
One of the key cultural advancements that made modern economies possible was the invention of double-entry accounting in the fifteenth century. The very concept of “owner equity” being reduced to a mathematical equation was a major advance that brought...
by Kewho Min | Feb 14, 2018 | Accounting, Career, Kewho Min, Money, Money Fears, Personal Finance, Taxes |
Money certainly makes the world go ‘round, and billions of people across the planet work hard and long for it. Unfortunately, many cannot get a firm grip on their finances. How can one escape the vicious cycle of habits that lead to financial stress? Myriads of...
by Kewho Min | Aug 3, 2017 | Accounting, Accounting Software, Career, Kewho Min, Money, Personal Finance, Professional Development, Small Business, Taxes, Time Management |
The world of accounting, much like any profession, can be complicated and confusing. But for the most part, it is relatively simple and easy to follow. Regardless, that hasn’t stopped the industry for earning a less than stellar reputation of being hard and...
by Kewho Min | Jul 5, 2017 | Accounting, Accounting Software, Financial Literacy, Kewho Min, Money, Taxes |
Cybercrime is a very real threat. Most of us, if not all of us, have been a victim of some form of cybercrime, large or small, or at least know someone who has been affected. And as our world becomes increasingly connected and reliant on technology, this problem only...
by Kewho Min | Feb 7, 2017 | Accounting, Economic Trends and Insights, Financial Literacy, Kewho Min, Money, Personal Finance, Taxes |
February is already here, which means that the tax deadline is drawing closer. There’s still plenty of time to file your taxes—the deadline is April 18th this year—but getting an early jump on them is never a bad thing. And with the apparent new tax laws coming in...
