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Corporate CPA to The Bitcoin Accountant

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Date: 2024-04-15 · basis: publication date recorded in the magazine inventory

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Satoshi Pacioli

What happened

Signed by the pseudonym Satoshi Pacioli, this is a first-person account of leaving a corporate accounting job on October 21, 2021 after watching the Miami bitcoin conference, and founding Satoshi Pacioli Accounting Services in March 2022. He describes harder-than-expected client acquisition, pivoting into tax work, and how in-person bitcoin spaces changed his business. Bitcoin Park in Nashville, Bitcoin Commons and PlebLab in Austin, Bitcoin Bay in Tampa and BitBlockBoom are all credited by name.

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From the sources

June 4th 2021 – Ron Paul kicks off the bitcoin conference in Miami.https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/corporate-cpa-to-the-bitcoin-accountant/
So, in March 2022, I started Satoshi Pacioli Accounting Services.https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/corporate-cpa-to-the-bitcoin-accountant/
Working with bitcoiners for the last year plus has made me more bullish than everhttps://www.stackchainmagazine.net/corporate-cpa-to-the-bitcoin-accountant/

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In plain English

An accountant quits his corporate CPA job to run a bitcoin-only accounting firm.

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Provenance

Stackchain Magazine article, catalogue item 33, category memoir-personal. Summarised by the archive from the published piece; quotes below are verbatim excerpts. Original: https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/corporate-cpa-to-the-bitcoin-accountant/

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