Aduro
This is how many employees Aduro has
- 407
- 359
- 320
-398
359
This ancient calculating tool, a precursor to the calculator, was used for centuries to perform arithmetic.
Abacus
This three-letter U.S. agency is responsible for collecting federal taxes.
IRS (Internal Revenue Service)
Colorado along with these 3 other states meet to make up the "four corners"
Utah, Arizona, New Mexico
This is the number of keys on a standard piano.
88
This is how many firms Aduro Advisors manage
600+
Before computers, ancient Egyptians and Mesopotamians used these objects to record transactions and inventory.
Clay Tablet
This is the primary U.S. tax form filed by C corporations.
Form 1120
This fast food restaurant chain was founded in Denver
Chipotle
Until 2006, it was the number of official planets in our solar system.
9
"Aduro" means this in Latin
To set fire, burn, scorch, or singe
This Italian mathematician is known as "The Father of Accounting."
Luca Pacioli
A company records this type of asset on its balance sheet when it has overpaid taxes or paid taxes in advance.
Deferred Tax Asset
This is Colorado's official state nickname
The Centennial State
The total number of squares on a standard chessboard.
64
This is the year Aduro was founded
2012
This lead singer of The Rolling Stones studied accounting and finance at the London School of Economics before finding rock and roll fame.
Mick Jagger
This acronym refers to the taxes levied by non-federal jurisdictions, a major headache for multi-state companies.
SALT (State And Local Tax)
This is the tallest mountain in Colorado
Mount Elbert
The number of chambers in the human heart.
4
This is how many core values Aduro has
8
The first professional organizations for accountants were established in this European country in 1854.
Scotland
This term describes the minimum level of connection or presence a business must have with a state before it's legally required to pay or collect taxes there.
Nexus
This city in Colorado is the highest city in the United States
Leadville, CO (10,152 ft above sea level)
The number of years represented by the first word of the Gettysburg Address, which famously begins "Four score and seven years ago.
80