Articles from Journal of Accountancy (December 1, 2001)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A road map to risk management: CPAs can help companies manage risk to create value. (Consulting).	Walker, Paul L.		3014
Accounting for asset retirement obligations: FASB 143 explains it all. (Financial Reporting).	Hiner, Ronald R.		3525
Budgets on a roll: recalculating a business's outlook several times a year. (Business & Industry).	Myers, Randy		2757
Enemies within: asset misappropriation comes in many forms. (The Fraud Beat).	Wells, Joseph T.		2175
FASB issues statement no. 144, accounting for the impairment or disposal of long-lived assets. (Accounting).			114
Fees for future services. (Tax Matters).	Reichert, Charles J.		616
How to organize your insurance practice: provide maximum value to firm and client. (Insurance Issues).	Alexander, Neil		1148
Much of the opposition to proposals allowing workers to invest their Social Security contributions in stocks is based on misconceptions, says a new study from the Cato Institute.			123
New rules for IRA distributions: proposed regulations should mean less frustration for CPAs and their clients. (Tax/Employment Benefits).	Monippallil, Matthew M.		2434
Phased-in retirement plans, in which, for example, employees receive a portion of their pension benefits while earning a salary.			77
Related corporate redemptions. (Tax Cases).	Schnee, Edward J.		572
Standard setters focus on performance reporting. (Highlights).			529
Strategic planners lead the pack: map out your firm's path to its best performance. (Practice Management).	Purcell, Thomas		3313
The streamlined sales tax project.	Fiore, Nicholas J.		622
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) plans to consolidate the 53 different accounting systems. (Government Accounting).			48
Using the euro - a good bet? Look first before deciding whether to adopt Europe's new currency. (International Business).	Estrada, Anette W.		3510