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The PriceKubecka Way!

Everything started when I was at University of Texas at the Dallas Fall Career Fair. I was standing in line for Weaver to see if they could give me a shot to be one of their interns. As time went by, I looked over my shoulder and there it was: the PriceKubecka booth. Before I talked to PK, I had already spoken with other firms. To be completely honest the other firms didn’t appeal to me, because of how they answered my questions. All they said was “turn in your resume and we will get back to you” and didn’t elaborate on certain questions as I had hoped.

Home Run with PK!

My name is Kyle Glennon, and I am an accounting and finance double major from the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. My relationship with PriceKubecka began at the Career Fair located in Dallas, which was hosted by the Walton College of Business. This was the first career fair that I attended, so I really didn’t know what to expect. It turns out that one of the first tables that caught my eye was PK’s bright orange and blue display, and so I walked up and introduced myself to Jason.

PriceKubecka Internship

My name is Colton Bretton. I am an accounting major at Texas Tech University. I first met PriceKubecka at the Fall Career Fair at Tech. At the fair, I went around and introduced myself to all the accounting firms in attendance. PK easily spent the most time talking and getting to know me. It was very refreshing to talk to PK after most of the other firms just gave me a quick rundown of their company then wanted me to go away.

Does Your Business Qualify for the Research and Development (R&D) Tax Credit?

Depending on the industry, did you know that many of your everyday operations might qualify for dollar-to-dollar reduction of your income tax? If your company creates products that are faster, less expensive, more durable, dependable, or precise, the R&D tax credit can help increase cash available to reinvest in your business that you would have paid in taxes. Often, business owners believe they do not qualify for this type of credit unless they are in the scientific field or have a designated R&D department. This could not be further from the truth.

Demystifying the Research and Development Tax Credit

Have you heard of the Research and Development (R&D) Tax Credit? The Credit for Increasing Research Activities was originally enacted by Congress in 1981 to incentivize research and development in key industries in the United States. Through the PATH Act of 2015, this general business credit became permanent.

The R&D credit rewards taxpayers, big or small, who engage in qualified research activities to take a deduction based on a percentage of eligible expenses. In order to qualify, the business activities must pass a four-part test.

Not Your Typical Internship!

My name is Haley Lehr. Coming into my internship at PriceKubecka, I honestly had no idea what to expect. I knew, however, from the moment I met Jen and Brian at the SMU Career Fair that I liked this firm. I felt that the biggest difference between PK and other firms is the genuine enthusiasm and passion for the business. They stood out to me in the best way and when I got my internship offer, I was so excited.

First Impressions

My name is Scott Smart. I am currently an undergrad at The University of North Texas. My first impression of PriceKubecka (PK) came from a college job fair we had back in February. I had never heard of PriceKubecka before and when I came across the PK booth, it was a breath of fresh air. I was in the self-promotional mood, but everyone wanted to get to know me. We talked and laughed the entire time. I could tell instantly this would be a fun company to work for. PK is somewhere I can be myself and not just a robot in front of a computer.

The First Days on the Job

There are few feelings as satisfying and fulfilling as looking forward to waking up for your job every morning. Most people are not lucky enough to have such a feeling or be able to look at every workday as an obstacle to overcome rather than an integral part of life to develop, but most people don’t work at PriceKubecka (PK). Many people who work in an office associate the work with monotony, days that seem to stretch out for weeks. The idea of working in such a stale professional environment is disheartening at best.

Through The Eyes of an Intern

My first impression of PriceKubecka was that my coworkers were not your typical accountants. There is a high level of genuine enthusiasm when you meet Brian Price, the firm’s cofounder. This energy is present throughout the office and helps create a supportive learning environment for any level of staff.

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