As an aside, I’m sitting with my dad right now. He has CNBC on and they’re talking about the new unemployment numbers and their expectations for the economy. I have a background in finance so I understand what they’re talking about. But since I’m a Marxist, it’s a bit like being an atheist and walking into a Pentecostal Sunday service where they’re talking about some literal interpretation of the Book of Revelation and then they start speaking in tongues. It’s all just so ridiculous.
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I know maybe like 5 other accountants who are also leftists but I was this close to becoming a fully licensed CPA before I pulled the plug and said fuuuuuuuck this
Isn't watching CNBC through that lens kind of like having the they live glasses on
How does one find a leftist accountant? I told mine I didn’t want all my $$ in a Roth IRA in case, you know, the Gulf Stream reverses or some shit and I need liquid funds to escape the desert southwest apocalypse and she looked at me like I had three heads.
Edit: she also told me TSLA was a “ecologically minded, sustainable” company when I told her I didn’t want my investments in coal or oil.
How does one find a leftist accountant?
Well technically I'm not officially an accountant because I never went on to get my CPA designation. But I've got the education and job description. I mostly went into it because I'm good with math and computers, and every business needs a bookkeeper.
I think you're more likely to find leftists among accountants than in other business-education fields because accountants have to deal with the real world. It's not like modern economics where one can make up whatever bullshit one wants in order to please one's paymasters.
and every business needs a bookkeeper.
Hey hi howdy. I happen to be in the process of starting a business, do you think you could share some recommendations and/or guidance on how the accounting side of a small business is done?
Also if business takes off, my #1 goal is to hire comrades and turn it into a workers' coop.
Best advice I can give is to take a formal intro-to-bookkeeping course. It's not hard to learn basic double-entry accounting but there are some subtleties to it that a self-taught approach might not prepare you for.
Thank you!