Articles from Journal of Accountancy (December 1, 1997)

Title	Author	Type	Words
And then there were five.		Brief Article	675
Anti-dividend-stripping rules.	Willens, Robert		413
Can your software make it into year 2000?	Benco, Daniel		2257
Confidentiality protection introduced in the House.		Brief Article	307
Consulting on the side.	Koreto, Richard J.	Interview	1062
Corporate outsourcing.		Illustration	30
Easier offers in compromise.	Hulen, Myron		3006
GASB reporting model may need more time.		Brief Article	615
Home office deduction change.	Lynch, Michael		445
How to prepare for the year 2000 problem.		Brief Article	340
IASC revises two standards.		Brief Article	566
In CPAs we trust.	Koreto, Richard J.		2141
IRS overhaul: White House supports private-sector board.		Brief Article	314
More money for IS.		Illustration	27
Multinational concerns.		Illustration	54
New accounting fellow chosen; SEC seeks more applicants.		Brief Article	216
New credit union audit legislation.		Brief Article	262
New IRS assistant commissioner.		Brief Article	174
New NASBA chairwoman to 'sell' UAA.		Brief Article	387
New rules affecting home sales and purchases.	Fiore, Nicholas		752
Risks and liabilities: how CPAs can protect themselves.	Romney, Marshall		973
Schuetze appointed to SEC enforcement.		Brief Article	276
Smart stops on the Web.		Brief Article	496
Spreadsheets face the millennium.	Harding, Wayne E.		2024
Squaring off on derivatives.		Brief Article	409
Stoking the U.S. economy.		Brief Article	60
Surviving explosive growth.	Malburg, Chris		3246
Technology: are you keeping pace?	Dennis, Anita		1894
The importance of payroll.	Dennis, Anita		1775
The millennium muddle.	Zarowin, Stanley		2228
Views of the new tax act.	Carlozzi, Catherine L.		3262
Who's doing the taxes?		Illustration	24
Worried about money.		Illustration	21
Year 2000 expenditures.	Hollingsworth, Tracy	Brief Article	316