Dan Meyers of Tick Marks is caught up in the spirit of giving in his own way – he’s revisiting his special 12 Blogs of Christmas from last year around this time and giving us all a refresher on the more memorable posts from the accounting blogosphere from the year nearly ended. Since my blogContinue reading “‘Tis the season for giving links”
Monthly Archives: November 2006
The exam is over, time to study
Ever finish an exam and then decide to study? Me neither, until the UFE came along. Don’t get me wrong, I studied (hard) before writing the exam too. I wrote every case from the past three years’ UFEs, and some more after that. But now I want to study the ones from the 2006 UFE.Continue reading “The exam is over, time to study”
Back to work after passing the UFE
It was my first day back to work today after passing the UFE on Friday, and I have to say it was pretty much like last Thursday. New client, but one I was at last year around this time. I can’t say as I felt more competent than last week, although inside I felt moreContinue reading “Back to work after passing the UFE”
Success!
The results of the UFE came out today at noon EST and I passed! There’s going to be a big party tonight, so that’s going to be awesome. It’ll be nice to be one of the guests of honour! What a relief! My fellow CA student blogger also passed, so as I commented on hisContinue reading “Success!”
Income trust standards (or lack thereof) and risk
So everyone and their grandpa is still upset about the recent change to income trusts introduced by the Canadian federal government. The change was, of course, to implement a tax on trust income similar to corporate income tax. The outrage epicentre is Bay Street, Canada’s version of Wall Street, in the heart of the financialContinue reading “Income trust standards (or lack thereof) and risk”