Articles from Journal of Accountancy (June 1, 2002)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Big changes, big benefits: making sense of the new pension reform laws.	Taylor, George		3231
Capitol hill proposes post-Enron reforms.			336
Control cash-register thievery: show your clients the importance of looking above the bottom line.	Wells, Joseph T.		2130
Employee benefits sites.			176
Executive compensation sites.			149
From fired to hired: CPAs who soon will be ex-employees can design a career-transition plan--with a little help.	Lewison, John		4501
Help clients take measure: CPAs can use performance measurement to become more complete business advisers.	Myers, Roslyn		3394
IRS recharacterizes distributions as wages.	Fesler, R. Dan		929
Is a subsidiary in your future? Companies can benefit from important tax advantages and liability protections.	Myers, Randy		3713
Online sales to EU consumers may be taxed.	Fiore, Nicholas J.		604
Pay for performance: from firm to firm partners meet productivity goals in different ways. What works for some partners doesn't always work for others.	Hayes, Michael		3473
Risky business: internal audit teams up with the audit committee to tackle IT security needs.	Quinn, Lawrence Richter		3586
Signs an insurance practice is failing: problems, symptoms and cures.	Alexander, Neil		1392
Tax reform alters ESOP landscape; CPAs can help clients maximize new plan features.	Girard, Bryan		2784
The IRS publishes its Data Book for fiscal year 2001. (Tax Notes).		Book Review	33
Use best practices in executive compensation plans.			515