Buffalo CPA Wins ‘Accountant of the Month’ Contest

Via Facebook, Accounting Today Selects Sword-Wielding Accountant for July Honor

Accounting Today, a leading provider of professional news, tools and perspective for the tax and accounting community, has chosen Michael Biondo, tax manager at Freed Maxick CPAs of Buffalo, N.Y., as July’s “Accountant of the Month.”

The Accountant of the Month contest challenges Accounting Today’s audience and community of Facebook friends to break the stereotype that accountants are boring.  Entries are submitted through Accounting Today’s Facebook page. At the end of each month, the editors pick the CPA who they believe best demonstrates that accountants can be just as unconventional and outgoing, and just as, well, fun as other professionals.

Coloring your hair just became as easy as 1,2,3 with Hair Chalk. It’s the lastest hair trends and its totally non committing and if you always wanted to try that funky new color here is your chance. 

Here’s a step by step lesson on how to apply Hair chalk

First, Wet the sections of the hair where the chalk is to be applied, then spray with hair spray be sure to cover the entire section you intend to chalk. Make sure you cover clothing to protect it from loose particles.

Jokingly known in some circles across the country as the ‘Snow Capital of America’, Buffalo, NY is certainly looking to break its namesake this winter.

To-date our city has managed to fight off its first snowflakes until December 2nd, a feat that fell just one day short of a record that was set back in 1899.

In addition, we’ve also had only 2.8” of snow recorded so far this month which pales in comparison to last year’s total of 18.7” by December 13th. 

Granted, last year we had a fluke snowstorm that shut down the Thruway, but such little snow is not the norm around our great city and certainly the 52 degree temperatures in mid-December is highly unusual as well, so what gives?

According to the National Weather Service, the majority of the disparities are the cause of an unusual Jet Stream patter