Articles from Journal of Accountancy (January 1, 2002)

Title	Author	Type	Words
... And one for me: skimming is by far the most popular method for stealing an organization's cash.	Wells, Joseph T.		1280
A primer on exchange-traded funds: CPAs should know the difference between ETFs and mutual funds.	Bernstein, Phyllis J.		3080
Cut down on contract stress: automating a critical process can make your business work better.	Laursen, Eric		4433
Don't invest for clients - plan for them: why investing is not financial planning.	Knell, Keith R.		3987
Duped by Derivatives: A Manhattan Murder Mystery.	Person, Stanley	Book Review	502
Effect of built-in gain on value of closely held stock.	Smith, Darlene Pulliam		584
Income tax consequences of certain gift transactions: some transfers may result in income or gain to the donor.	Fiore, Nicholas J.		606
Life insurance compliance rules: how to survive in a highly regulated industry.	Alexander, Neil		1032
Modeling and discounting future damages: income stream analysis gives a better picture of what a plaintiff really may have lost.	Harry, Everett P.		4087
Performance measures for NPOs: how one organization developed a way to collect meaningful information.	Woodson, Benjamin M.		2948
Put a database to work: perform complex jobs with a few clicks.	Hunton, James E.		2899
Smart stops on the web.			690
Teaming up for the bottom line: what's in a game? A tool for personal and business growth.	Brotherton, Phaedra		2368
Ten "musts" for developing a PFP practice.			528
The Audit.	Person, Stanley	Book Review	445
The Big R: An Internal Auditing Action Adventure.	Person, Stanley	Book Review	516
When the external auditor also performs the internal audit: separation of staffs may safeguard independence.	Chewning, Eugene G., Jr.		356