After leaving her job in public accounting, Sarah joins the private sector as a Senior Accountant at a tech startup. When she receives an urgent assignment on day one she quickly learns that her transition to private accounting isn’t going to be as easy as she once thought.
When the new auditors arrive ready to work, Hunter prepares the office as if the accounting staff are going to battle. The teams mission? Prank the auditors as hard as possible!
After the accounting department gets a little turnt at a team dinner, they encourage Sarah to go back to the office late at night and mess with the already frustrated auditors. Naturally, the next morning at work is filled with regrets.
When Sarah discovers compromising information being passed around the office, she enlists the help of Hunter to get her out of a sticky situation before the Audit Partner arrives.
Sarah and Lindsey put their differences aside to go searching for Hunter, who has gone AWOL, but has the files they need to finish the AP audit cycle. Meanwhile, Tracy encourages Shack to stay late and finish up the audit.
In the Season One Finale, after a conversation with CPA Exam Legend Pete Olinto, the team must come together to do the right thing, regardless of the outcome.
Just when the team thinks it's smooth sailing to IPO... enter THE SALES TEAM.
With Sarah busy trying to wrangle the sales team into using the new expense platform, Hunter finds himself in search for his motive to keep going...
Nothing beats a fun day out on the golf course!
Perhaps the greatest accounting love song that's ever been made...
It's Halloween at the office! That means it's time to bring out the costumes!
Pete Olinto is back to deliver some inspiration on CPA ethics!
Sunryzer AI's IPO countdown just got a new boss — and he's a human lie detector. Sarah's secret relationship with Hunter is hanging by a thread, the books are a mess, and "Loopy" the tax accountant just walked in to shake things up.
Lucas, the VP of Finance, just declared full internet prohibition — no fun, no distractions, and worst of all, no Cheesecake Factory app. So naturally, somebody builds a black-market internet speakeasy in the basement. The IPO clock's still ticking, and nobody's listening to it.
The accountants go to Vegas for a conference, and somehow that means a secret Illuminati poker game, four grown adults disguised as Elvis, and Sarah betting Hunter's job on a single hand of cards. Troy, the CFO, and Lucas, the VP of Finance, are both there too — which is exactly the problem. What happens in Vegas does not stay in Vegas — it goes straight into the quarterly filings.
Lucas, the VP of Finance, thinks Sarah's replaceable, so IT builds a robot version of her to prove it. It has scissors for hands, it's loose in the building, and nobody can tell which Sarah is real. Meanwhile Hunter's chasing a "fast-track to CFO" position that may or may not exist.
The auditors land and Sarah finds that she has been replaced as Lindsey’s best friend (with ANOTHER SARA!) Hunter's getting tempted by the dark side — finance, not accounting — while the audit team quietly discovers Sunryzer's books are a disaster.
It's Loopy and Jamie's wedding day at the Cheese Factory — and Lucas, the VP of Finance, crashes it with a material weakness. The team has to track down corrected tax files from a motel doubling as a doomsday bunker while still making the ceremony.