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Adrienne Gonzalez

Adrienne Gonzalez

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Senior Writer, Going Concern

Washington, D.C., United States

Final Covers

Regulation, Social Media, Taxes, SEC, CPA Exam, AICPA

Doesn’t Cover

Beauty, fashion, entertainment

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Industries

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Content

Total articles 2773

  • Better Hurry Up and Play This Pokémon Tax Game Before Nintendo's Lawyers Find Out About It

    By Adrienne Gonzalez| Going Concern Verified God bless our friends to the North. If you can’t have a sense of humor about this stuff, you’re likely to do something stupid like, say, join the Tea Party: A Quebec man, fed up with his skyrocketing property taxes, carted more than 200,000 pennies down to City Hall to pay his bill. But he was denied, and asked to simply cut a cheque. Normand Czepial of Ripon, Que.

    By Adrienne Gonzalez · Going Concern

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Alternate CPA Pathways Breezed Their Way Through the Georgia Legislature

    By Adrienne Gonzalez| Going Concern Verified Ed. note: This post is by Jeff Jardine, CMA®, CPA, PMP, Senior Consultant, Deloitte & Touche LLP and is republished from AccountingWEB. During my summer internship at an accounting firm I noticed each night as I was heading out the door with my managers that two of our team members stayed behind and continued working. I admired but internally questioned their dedication.

    By Adrienne Gonzalez · Going Concern

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • Better Hurry Up and Play This Pokémon Tax Game Before Nintendo's Lawyers Find Out About It

    By Adrienne Gonzalez| Going Concern Verified God bless our friends to the North. If you can’t have a sense of humor about this stuff, you’re likely to do something stupid like, say, join the Tea Party: A Quebec man, fed up with his skyrocketing property taxes, carted more than 200,000 pennies down to City Hall to pay his bill. But he was denied, and asked to simply cut a cheque. Normand Czepial of Ripon, Que.

    By Adrienne Gonzalez · Going Concern

    Apr. 10, 2025

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Going Concern

Going Concern is a leading accounting news publication providing an alternative take on breaking news and developing stories in accounting. It features original editorial content, job openings for top financial and accounting talent, and an insider analysis of the culture, people and firms shaping the profession.

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Founded: 2009