Articles from California CPA (January 1, 2004)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
2004 Business and Industry Conference.			179
A relationship to bank on: knowing your client's banker can help elevate your status as a financial adviser.	Lozano, Stephen		1212
Accomplishments.		Brief Article	65
AICPA, ASA work on business valuation credential.		Brief Article	113
Announcements.		Brief Article	104
Awards.		Brief Article	115
CalCPA online bulks up professional resources.		Brief Article	78
CalCPA's HR Committee wants you.		Brief Article	130
Compensation for Cal's CPAs.		Brief Article	91
E-file, e-file, e-file: requirements dominate IRS Liaison Meeting.	Ascierto, Jerry		825
E-filing application processing delayed.		Brief Article	54
Empowering Californians: financial literacy initiative tackles Californians' urge to spend.	Rosso, Clar	Cover Story	1935
Firm news.		Brief Article	31
First wave of e-services.		Brief Article	75
GAO: mandatory audit rotation reforms should wait.		Brief Article	125
Goodbye stock options, hello common stock: companies are returning to the tried-and true grant of common stock.	Yahiro, Robert A.		1954
Honeymoon's over: finances top list of concerns for state.	Allen, Bruce C.		881
IFAC OK's audit quality reforms.		Brief Article	107
IRS, FTB Liaison Meeting Q & A available.		Brief Article	88
Lessons learned: CPAs share tips on disaster recovery.	Ascierto, Jerry		1719
Members in the news.			482
Mind your manners: etiquette can go a long way toward getting results with the SEC.	Wild, Sam		807
National CPA license database is on the way.		Brief Article	66
PCAOB proposes new auditing standards.		Brief Article	86
SEC approves NYSE, NASDAQ governance standards.		Brief Article	90
Statement on asset impairment and insurance recoveries.		Brief Article	98
Stock option expensing required in 2005.		Brief Article	52
Stricter nominating rules for public companies.		Brief Article	133
TaxTalk tips: repair vs. maintenance, "tax-free" distributions and more.	Williams, Leonard W.		888
The future of peer review: it is a misconception that the CBA requires peer review.	Hein, Marcia		834
Want free CPE? Just ask.		Brief Article	143