October 15th Deadline
Cheers to the end of tax season!
The 2024 tax filing season officially wrapped up on October 15th, and our KL team celebrated with a well-earned happy hour!
A huge thank you to our clients, colleagues, and friends for trusting us throughout this season. We’re grateful for the opportunity to serve you and proud of the hard work our team put in to make it another successful year!
Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Think Pink for a Cause!
Our KL team showed up in pink to support Breast Cancer Awareness Month! For every team member who dressed in pink, KL is donating to the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure — and of course, we celebrated with plenty of pink treats
SELU Field Trip Friday
Field Trip Friday was a success!
We had such a great time welcoming the SELU Accounting students to our office today! They got a behind-the-scenes look at life at KL. From office tours to Q&A time with our team, it was a great way to show what makes KL such a special place to work and learn. We love connecting with the next generation of accountants — thanks for spending your Friday with us, Lions!
Happy Halloween!
From all of us at KL — have a fun, safe, and spooky Halloween!!
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