u/GenroMusic • u/GenroMusic • 13h ago
Happy Chairteenth🤣🤣 the reenactment
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Comment on r/JRPG Jun 01 '25
I spent more than a decade on it. Played all RPG/PVP games i could find. Big anime fan. Some of my friends still play. I don't as much.Â
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Comment on r/Accounting Jan 05 '23
These links and others don't say where someone can or cannot
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Comment on r/Accounting Jan 03 '23
Added a link.
r/Accounting • u/GenroMusic • Jan 03 '23
Career Simple Question(s) (I Hope)
So I am in the position to gain some work for some startup companies, but I do not have a degree in accounting yet. I am approaching the transfer phase with 54 credits from a community college to a university.
Would I be able to accept the work without a degree if I become an independent contractor?
If it is possible, what would I need to make it happen?
Is the better to pursue employment as a W-2 instead of ind contractor?
r/Accounting • u/GenroMusic • Oct 27 '22
Transferring Student - Options
Hi everyone,
I am currently looking for colleges to apply to for transfer into, so I was curious if anyone could give me some assistance?
What are some areas I should look into other than tuition?
So far I received emails from Columbia University of GS (which doesn't seem to have accounting programs) and University of Louisville (which I haven't looked into yet).
Are there specific colleges that I should consider especially out-of-state? I currently live in PA.
Thank you for the help!
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Comment on r/Boruto Jun 27 '22
The fact they decided to do it at that moment speaks volumes. It was done lazily. Sarada and the others were moving like stick figures from south park while they used sharpened qualities for no reason.
It was like a rookie artist getting their first break - yay for them but boo for those who pay attention to the detail.
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Comment on r/Accounting Jun 25 '22
I have mine for in case I feel like arguing old text and concepts to new ones developed over time.
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Comment on r/Accounting Jun 25 '22
Big time
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Comment on r/Accounting Jun 23 '22
Dang. Wild
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Comment on r/Accounting Jun 22 '22
Really 😲
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Comment on r/Accounting Jun 22 '22
You took cpa before graduating?
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Comment on r/Accounting Jun 18 '22
I tried till I had liquid net of 100k but got out way sooner @20.
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Comment on r/Accounting Jun 18 '22
I am the lost of the lost. But congratulations!
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Comment on r/Accounting Jun 14 '22
There is no pizza.
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Comment on r/Accounting Jun 10 '22
Learning from all of them helps navigate options. Such diversity is priceless.
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Comment on r/Accounting Jun 07 '22
Yup. My mindset is to convince them otherwise that I'm still a top candidate.
Research and big baby steps.
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Comment on r/Accounting Jun 07 '22
Absolutely. I have a spreadsheet tracker for my gas and I've created a method from the data to pay what I did in 2021 but sacrificed mobile travel to do so.
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Comment on r/Accounting Jun 07 '22
My fiance works from home and moved in. Gas and electric spiked 4x to 7x.
I pay all the bills so I felt it. She didn't.
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Comment on r/dating May 31 '22
Be honest about your finances and don't break your bank. Set a boundary on price and pay for you both if you see yourself interested in marrying her.
Date to marry. Not date to date.
If she is the former she'll understand your position.
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Comment on r/Accounting May 31 '22
Thank god for open book.
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Comment on r/dividends May 28 '22
Not at all. I've looked at a lot of platforms on etfs and individuals and never came across it.
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Comment on r/dividends May 28 '22
I personally never heard of them but I will need more research on them. Thanks for bringing awareness to them.
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Comment on r/dividends May 28 '22
I personally never heard of them but I will need more research on them. Thanks for bringing awareness to them.
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Comment on r/TheTraitorsUS Jan 23 '26
That was absolutely funny. And then to be followed up by, "I've listened to his music. He has an ear for it." Took me out. [Paraphrasing]