Just in time for the holidays, Blake and David examine the accounting professor from NYU who charged Trump nearly $900,000 for expert testimony. They also tackle issues around accountant retention and turnover, tax updates, the financial operations of Hamas, as well as Hunter Biden's indictment on tax charges, and tips for using spreadsheets in filmmaking and other creative projects. All this and more to keep you entertained while you wrap those last-minute gifts!

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Chapters

(00:38) - Who knew being an expert witness paid so well
(06:49) - Former Wall Street accountant leaves profession to become an escort and exotic dancer
(09:43) - Illinois retention survey
(17:27) - Has AI job replacement theory reached mainstream?
(18:37) - Why employees resign
(21:02) - Accounting rules and the supply of accountants
(25:00) - FASB announces new rules for cryptocurrencies
(26:14) - IRS expanding their modernization efforts for technology
(27:55) - FinCEN updates a new service opportunity for accountants
(34:27) - Former Jaguars employee accused of stealing over $22 million
(39:30) - Nikola founder sentenced to prison for fraud
(43:17) - 64% of employees waste time due to lack of deadlines
(45:27) - EY laying off US partners
(48:35) - EY names Janet Truncale first female global CEO of big 4 firm
(49:27) - The IRS plans reorg at the highest leadership levels
(50:09) - Israel and the US knew of Hamas bank account
(54:07) - Hunter Biden's indictment
(58:29) - All Sorts director demonstrates how he uses spreadsheets
(01:02:14) - Wrap up and where to reach us