Articles from Journal of Accountancy (March 1, 1998)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
1998 guidelines for understatements.			267
A CPA's skills, an agent's badge.	Koreto, Richard J.		1029
A new preparer's penalty.			290
A premium choice: today's REITs differ radically from their predecessors of 20 years ago.	Haddock, Gerald W.		1663
AICPA grants top honors to three.			262
An international accent: one firm took a radical turn from traditional services to a focus on the Latin American market.	Dennis, Anita		2213
ASB finalizes assurance-related statement.			374
Boost for performance reporting.			356
Burdens by state.		Illustration	39
Companies look east.		Illustration	60
Demutualization and tax deductions.			356
Earned income credit (EIC) eligibility checklist.			563
Employer-provided employee meals.	Fiore, Nicholas		694
GAO says IRS needs more financial status audit guidance.			477
Grown from the soil of hard necessity: grass-roots members voice their opinions on the visioning process.	Carlozzi, Catherine L.		2485
Guide to accounting software: the pluses and minuses of nine leading mid-price-range products.	Glandon, Terryann	Product/Service Evaluation	10686
Internal-use software and the research credit.			446
Internal-use software statement issued.			335
Internet caveats.			214
Let's be flexible.		Illustration	81
Long-term care insurance a good bet.			39
Making college more affordable: the education provisions of the Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997 can help.	Bryant, Jeffrey J.		3832
Marketing clinic: how to keep clients coming back.	Hrastar, Tim W.		1221
O'Reilly recognized for audit career.			185
On the wave of a new industry: small companies have always relied on CPAs, but a growing business adds a new twist to the relationship.	Dennis, Anita		2464
Regulators issue internal audit paper.			284
Revised ethics on confidentiality and low-balling.			378
SEC urges Year 2000 disclosure.			406
Sizing up your company's 401(k) plan.			389
Small business, big presence.		Illustration	33
Talking with the auditor: new management representation rules give some options and also aim for consistency.	Gerson, James S.		1392
Tax breaks for ambitious companies.		Illustration	37
The 15th World Congress of Accountants: service to the public is primary.	Katz, Colleen		2621
The business of barter: what an accountant should know about it.	Malitz, Phyllis		2050
The E team: electronic commerce means knowing the business behind the Web site.	Koreto, Richard J.		1133
Working to live.			72