
The People Behind the Books explores the human aspect of the tax and accounting field. From entertaining stories to inspirational lessons, you're bound to learn something new and get a peek behind the curtain with the people doing the everyday work of accountants.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EntrepreneurshipBusiness | |||

Erin Pohan, founder of Upkeeping and WAVE-Seattle, shares her journey from a small-town girl in Cleveland to a successful entrepreneur. She discusses her early experiences in accounting, her time living in Japan, and the challenges of balancing work ... more
Randy Crabtree shares his journey from computer science to becoming a CPA and starting his own firm. He discusses the entrepreneurial spirit that drove him, the challenges he faced in the accounting profession, and the importance of community and men... more
Have you ever wondered if the “right” accounting path you’re on is actually the best one for you?
Many accountants do everything by the book—climb the ladder, build the firm, serve the clients—only to quietly question whether the way they’re working... more
What do Juilliard, IRS audits, and international artists have in common? In this episode of The People Behind the Books, Yehuda sits down with Phyllis Jo Kubey, EA, CFP, to explore her unexpected path from classical music to a 40-year career in tax. ... more
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So clear! Really helps understand taxes better and Yehuda seems so passionate and clear about things!
Yehuda is a great mentor and a very passionate EA. He brings a lot of heart to his work and it shows in the way he connects with his guests. The conversations are engaging and it is refreshing to hear from accountants with different experiences and viewpoints. I really enjoy listening to this podcast!










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