Comments for Farm Accountants http://www.farmaccountants.com Farm Accountants Serving America's Heartland Fri, 21 Jan 2011 23:55:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 Comment on 10 out of 9 accountants can’t count – Accountingweb.com (blog) by The Barefoot Accountant http://www.farmaccountants.com/farm-accountants-news/10-out-of-9-accountants-cant-count-accountingweb-com-blog/comment-page-1#comment-699 The Barefoot Accountant Fri, 21 Jan 2011 23:55:19 +0000 http://www.farmaccountants.com/farm-accountants-news/10-out-of-9-accountants-cant-count-accountingweb-com-blog#comment-699 Certified Public Accountants are often characterized as stiff, lifeless, mechanical, humorless, myopic, anal, compulsive, regimented, geeky, and boring; however, in spite of these relatively complimentary epithets, they have been much maligned as well, particularly by marketing individuals. Although all of characterizations may indeed “hit the mark” about many CPAs, these stereotypical descriptions do not apply to all CPAs: maybe 99.9% of them, but certainly not 100% of them. In an attempt to set the record straight, and under the penname of the “Barefoot Accountant”, William Brighenti began writing a blog not only to discuss accounting, taxes, and QuickBooks subjects, but to publicize the CPA's human side, which was, in fact, uncovered by Charles Darwin in the 1830s on the Galapagos Islands, refuting the mistaken belief that CPAs had become an extinct species centuries ago. Hopefully, you may find some of the Barefoot Accountant’s blog postings not only informative but entertaining, since he pokes fun at his colleagues, as well at himself, at every available opportunity. Such publicized irreverence of the accounting profession accounts for much of disdain of the Barefoot Accountant expressed throughout the entire Milky Way and beyond by virtually every Certified Public Accountant, who loathe him and have been applying to the Vatican to reinstate the Inquisition in order to burn him at the stake. Bill has appealed to the Pope for clemency and lots of money. Be sure to follow the adventures of the Barefoot Accountant at http://www.cpa-connecticut.com/blog/. Certified Public Accountants are often characterized as stiff, lifeless, mechanical, humorless, myopic, anal, compulsive, regimented, geeky, and boring; however, in spite of these relatively complimentary epithets, they have been much maligned as well, particularly by marketing individuals. Although all of characterizations may indeed “hit the mark” about many CPAs, these stereotypical descriptions do not apply to all CPAs: maybe 99.9% of them, but certainly not 100% of them. In an attempt to set the record straight, and under the penname of the “Barefoot Accountant”, William Brighenti began writing a blog not only to discuss accounting, taxes, and QuickBooks subjects, but to publicize the CPA’s human side, which was, in fact, uncovered by Charles Darwin in the 1830s on the Galapagos Islands, refuting the mistaken belief that CPAs had become an extinct species centuries ago.

Hopefully, you may find some of the Barefoot Accountant’s blog postings not only informative but entertaining, since he pokes fun at his colleagues, as well at himself, at every available opportunity. Such publicized irreverence of the accounting profession accounts for much of disdain of the Barefoot Accountant expressed throughout the entire Milky Way and beyond by virtually every Certified Public Accountant, who loathe him and have been applying to the Vatican to reinstate the Inquisition in order to burn him at the stake. Bill has appealed to the Pope for clemency and lots of money.

Be sure to follow the adventures of the Barefoot Accountant at http://www.cpa-connecticut.com/blog/.

]]> Comment on Balance Sheet Analysis – part 1 by salinasbea http://www.farmaccountants.com/accountants/balance-sheet-analysis-part-1/comment-page-1#comment-694 salinasbea Fri, 31 Dec 2010 08:42:34 +0000 http://www.farmaccountants.com/accountants/balance-sheet-analysis-part-1#comment-694 <b>very informative ...</b> <br> very informative video for a beginner. very informative …
very informative video for a beginner.

]]> Comment on Balance Sheet Analysis – part 1 by naa73456 http://www.farmaccountants.com/accountants/balance-sheet-analysis-part-1/comment-page-1#comment-693 naa73456 Fri, 31 Dec 2010 08:42:33 +0000 http://www.farmaccountants.com/accountants/balance-sheet-analysis-part-1#comment-693 <b>your voice is scary</b> <br> your voice is scary your voice is scary
your voice is scary

]]> Comment on Balance Sheet Analysis – part 1 by MrJoOjNeT http://www.farmaccountants.com/accountants/balance-sheet-analysis-part-1/comment-page-1#comment-692 MrJoOjNeT Fri, 31 Dec 2010 08:42:32 +0000 http://www.farmaccountants.com/accountants/balance-sheet-analysis-part-1#comment-692 <b>thanks</b> <br> thanks thanks
thanks

]]> Comment on Balance Sheet Analysis – part 1 by waldymar100 http://www.farmaccountants.com/accountants/balance-sheet-analysis-part-1/comment-page-1#comment-691 waldymar100 Fri, 31 Dec 2010 08:42:32 +0000 http://www.farmaccountants.com/accountants/balance-sheet-analysis-part-1#comment-691 <b>I think there is a ...</b> <br> I think there is a mistake saying that Customer Credit Note decreases account receivables. Actually, it increases account receivables - it's a promise to pay back in some future time. Please, post some comments. I think there is a …
I think there is a mistake saying that Customer Credit Note decreases account receivables. Actually, it increases account receivables – it’s a promise to pay back in some future time. Please, post some comments.

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