[jeff]

Has Any 446#### ‘s released yet? Im in PA waiting on FAR!!!!!!1 1 more to go baby……

AUD – 80, BEC – 76, REG – 81, FAR – 2/28/2011

[Anonymous]

he's with Charlie's goddesses, whom i am beginning to believe are his “NINJAs” — wonka wonka

[Anonymous]

Who said that scores were coming out today?

Favorite movie: Shawshank Redemption

[mla1169]

The AICPA is holding Jeff against his will……lest he provide a glimmer of hope to us scrubs!

FAR- 77
AUD -49, 71, 84
REG -56,75!
BEC -75

Massachusetts CPA (non reporting) since 3/12.

[passing_score_please]

I don't think anyone said they were officially coming out today. Jeff said tomorrow. When I emailed NASBA they said a decision wouldn't be made about when they were being released until today. So, I'm hoping that means Jeff is correct and we'll have them (or at least NASBA will have them) by tomorrow.

REG-1/25/11 82!
BEC-2/22/11 93!
AUD-4/19/11
FAR-5/29/11

[mla1169]

Passing, I agree. I thought Jeff was communing with the Ninjas today and thought he might have some info.

FAR- 77
AUD -49, 71, 84
REG -56,75!
BEC -75

Massachusetts CPA (non reporting) since 3/12.

[pshustler]

Haze – that was me who had the boss who left REG in tears and ended up getting a 93. She set the bar pretty high passing all 4 exams on the first try. Pressure is definitely on because everybody at the office knows.

As far as moving to GA, Im liking the idea more and more every day. My wife's parents live in a tiny little town called Fitzgeorge, GA, so she would be closer to them as well

BEC - 86
AUD - 94
REG - 88
FAR - 89

[Anonymous]

What little work I tried to do today, I pissed off a new client and he told me to send his info back to him.

Ha!

In my defense, when I told him he owed taxes, he told me to “come up the numbers” so that he didn't. Sorry I don't work like that.

[smrichard]

@Cathie – I love Clueless too.

@IMFB52, I am studying REG right now with the Gleim MCQ's and book. I like it a lot so far, but I'm only on chapter 3.

FAR 82
AUD 81 (2007), 73, 80
REG 68 (2010), 76
BEC 58 (2007), 75 DONE!!!!

[Anonymous]

@CharlieSheenGoddess lol “come up with the numbers”…good thing you got a 100 on the ethics exam 😉

[Anonymous]

Nice job Charlie! Stay true to the ethics!!!!! People are crazy at tax time.. I hate hearing “I have a great accountant, I always get money back”… haha That's not necessarily what gets you money back. It's the laws, if they know them, then you may get money back.. sometimes no matter how good you are.. some clients have to pay.. but then there comes the ethics part…

[Anonymous]

Good for you CharlieSheenGoddess

I do a few family members taxes, my oldest brother says you made it so we didn't owe last yr, do it again this year. I explained to him that it is what it is. After doing his taxes, I told his wife that they owed – she said how can that be, I had so much more w/held this year. I said yeah but you also made more. Geez.

One of my other brothers goes to this guy “Slick Willy” and usually comes out pretty good. I would hate to see what is on that return.

[happy75]

@Rollwithit,

You are right on with your earlier commnent. Couldn't have said it better. ;D

“Anyone here a stats nerd? Could the scoring process really take this long? AICPA has had at least a 90% population available to them for 2 weeks and 100% for at least one (bc of the east coast extension). I'd be willing to wager you only really need by 70% to 80% of the population to scale the scoring system fairly. That being the case, the AICPA likely has had all they need for a fair scoring system for a month now. So my question for you stats nerds is: “how is it possible to take this long to score the tests?”

I'm not even a stats guy, but I bet I could do the whole thing in 2 or 3 days if you give me the results, an answer key, and microsoft excel!

I guess it takes awhile to BS the data enough to come up with the magic 75 number while simultaneously forcing a fail rate of ~50%. In my opinion, the longer the score release takes, the more it indicates their scoring framework is a load of garbage. Seriously, it's 2011 – analysis of standardized sets of data, no matter how large, doesn't take that long. Unless of course you are forcing the data to produce an answer you are happy with. I declare shenanigans!”

…….. Hoping for the best St. Patrick's Day ever with a 75+ tomorrow …….

[Anonymous]

Peter Olinto's facebook say's “soon.” I trust him 🙂

[Anonymous]

I didn't know Peter Olinto had a facebook page.. I'm on Tim's.. but I didn't know about peter's!!!!! haha 🙂

[Anonymous]

“Soon” yeah, better be…Or I'm coming after his house, car, and boat!

[Author]

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