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UnAccountable!
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At the intersection of Accounting, Shenanigans, and Bromance, Tyler and Jeremy host the world's okay-est Finance and Accounting gameshow. Listeners should be ready for some knowledge bombs, tomfoolery, and maybe a nugget of wisdom (if they're lucky). Come play along and see how well you can do against our hosts!
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Ep. 39: Let’s Get Together with Kate Johnson, 1099 Problems, and FreshBooks!
Dec 19, 202401:00:23Tap to summarizeEpisode 39 is here! Welcome back to UnAccountable, with your okay-est hosts: Tyler “Bad Asset" Otto from Specialized Accounting, focusing on medium to large businesses in the glamorous hospitality and service industries. Jeremy "Fully Depreciated, but Still in Use" Van Groll from Nonprofit Bookkeeping, a champion for nonprofits with his accounting expertise. Our special guest (who we have dragged down to our level) is Kate Johnson, owner of Heritage Business Services and the genius behind Bookkeeping Side Hustle. In Da News, we are gossing about Macy’s and the DOD. In Let’s Get Together, Yeah Yeah Yeah, we're quizzing Kate on accounting-related events in the industry (plus maybe a couple of surprises too). On App Snack, we are talking about FreshBooks, the other accounting software, because we’ve got the expert (Kate, duh) in the house! 1099 Problems, Take Two: it's that time of year - is one of your problems a 1099 problem? It’s Fast Figures, the trivia game with numerical answers! After a string of guest competitors, Jeremy will need to knock off the brain rust for Tyler’s questions. Winner of the Week: it’s Crypto! Loser of the Week: Finance Departments of Public Companies For more accounting podcast entertainment, news, and tips, subscribe to UnAccountable. Enjoying the show? Leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, Podchaser, or wherever you listen! Find us at UnAccountable.co and join our Facebook group. Let us know what you want to hear us talk about! This episode is sponsored by Keeper. One app to run your bookkeeping business: communicate with clients, catch coding errors, track KPIs, and manage your work. For more information about this all-in-one bookkeeping practice management tool built to reduce your tech stack, follow this link: unaccountable.co/keeper
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Ep. 38: UnAccountable LIVE! - The Thanksgiving Throwdown!
Dec 5, 202401:01:07Tap to summarizeWelcome to Thanksgiving Throwdown - Live!, a special holiday episode. Your hosts are ready for the ruuuuumble: Tyler “White Meat" Otto from Specialized Accounting, focusing on medium to large businesses in the glamorous hospitality and service industries. Jeremy "Dark Meat" Van Groll from Nonprofit Bookkeeping, a champion for nonprofits with his accounting expertise. Our challengers are Nick Boscia, CPA, EA aka The Balanced CPA vs. Dawn Brolin, CPA, CFE owner of Powerful Accounting. Who will be the victor?! ROUND ONE: Gen Alpha Consulting - In this game of hypotheticals, we test Dawn with the lingo of the leaders of tomorrow. Round TWO: That’s What She Said - Where we quiz Nick on Dawn’s quotable quotes and ethos. HALF TIME: On App Snack, we are talking about Keeper and Earmark. Keeper is a QuickBooks and Xero-integrated bookkeeping practice management tool. Earmark is an app and community where you can earn free CPE for listening to podcasts (like ours 😏). FINAL SHOWDOWN: It’s Fast Figures, the trivia game with numerical answers! Who will knock out the competition? For more accounting podcast entertainment, news, and tips, subscribe to UnAccountable. Enjoying the show? Leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, Podchaser, or wherever you listen! Find us at Unaccountable.co and join our Facebook group. Let us know what you want to hear us talk about! This episode is sponsored by Keeper. One app to run your bookkeeping business: communicate with clients, catch coding errors, track KPIs, and manage your work. For more information about this all-in-one bookkeeping practice management tool built to reduce your tech stack, follow this link: unaccountable.co/keeper 🔔NASBA-approved CPE and IRS-approved CE credits are offered via Earmark. Access the QAS Self-Study course here.
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Ep. 37 IRS Gets Scammed, Will You Still Feed Me When I’m 64, and Heidi From Keepful!
Nov 21, 202400:51:45Tap to summarizeWelcome back, it’s Unaccountable Episode 37! Ready to have a cornucopia of fun? As always, your grateful hosts/turkeys are: Tyler “For Profit Failure" Otto from Specialized Accounting, focusing on medium to large businesses in the glamorous hospitality and service industries. Jeremy "Nonprofit Nimrod" Van Groll from Nonprofit Bookkeeping, a champion for nonprofits with his accounting expertise. We’re thankful to have special guest Heidi Ryder, CSO of Bookkeepers.com and owner of Healthy Books LLC. In Da News, the IRS fails to catch fraudulent refunds and BOI, oh BOI 6.5 million reports filed so far. For Fast Figures, we quiz Heidi on our trivia with numerical answers! For our halftime App Snack, we’re talking about Keepful, a tool that automates your marketing, created especially for bookkeepers. Link: Keepful Next, we have When I’m 64: how much do you know about contributions to retirement? If this game stresses you out, maybe start beefing up those retirement contributions. 👀 Announcing the Winner of the Week: Investors' Trump impact. And now, the Loser of the Week: Turkeys! Thanks for tuning in! We’ll see you on November 22nd for a special LIVE Unaccountable Throwdown Episode on Earmark! For more accounting podcast entertainment, news, and tips, subscribe to UnAccountable. Enjoying the show? Leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, Podchaser, or wherever you listen! Find us at Unaccountable.co and join our Facebook group. Let us know what you want to hear us talk about! This episode is sponsored by Keeper. One app to run your bookkeeping business: communicate with clients, catch coding errors, track KPIs, and manage your work. For more information about this all-in-one bookkeeping practice management tool built to reduce your tech stack, follow this link: unaccountable.co/keeper
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