Articles from Journal of Accountancy (October 1, 2002)

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Title	Author	Words
"Thievery" numbers don't add up. (Letters).	VanBelle, Charles T., Jr.	338
A "new" price-setting tool. (Golden Business Ideas).		160
A new accounting culture.	Melancon, Barry C.	3264
A survey (www.socialsecurity.org/dailys/07-29-02.html) conducted during a week in July when the Dow Jones industrial average plummeted. (Retirement).		50
AICPA names top public affairs officer. (Highlights).		137
Best sellers. (AICPA).		127
Capital asset deemed-sale election. (Line Items).	Laffie, Lesli	188
Clarifying GASB 34: help for auditing governmental financial statements.		465
Clergy housing allowance. (Line Items).	Laffie, Lesli	31
Evaluating tax software: an assessment of the products CPAs use.	Zarowin, Stanley	3658
Exposure drafts outstanding.		1372
Extend a cartridge's life. (Golden Business Ideas).		49
Follow the leader: there are five business-building hats managing partners need to wear. Here's how to make them fit better.	Noella, Lyne	2401
How to pick a pricing plan. (Golden Business Ideas).		82
Iceberg ahead! Navigating the murky waters of gift-tax-return preparation.	Kanyuk, Amy K.	3873
Institute takes stand on tax shelter bill provisions. (Highlights).		241
Kudos for article. (Letters).	Getch, Bill	209
Lesson from yesteryear. (Letters).	Most, Kenneth S.	125
Make `em pay up: document the scope of an engagement - and make sure the client understands.	Tucker, Robert	3057
Make the move to dynamic forecasting.		657
Most of the 947 companies whose CEOs and CFOs are required by the SEC to certify the accuracy and completeness of corporate financial statements met the commission's initial August 14 deadline. (Financial Reporting).		62
Official releases FASB No. 146.		4453
Online Products. (AICPA).		76
Personal purchases: maintain your standards on routine business tasks or suffer the consequences.	Wells, Joseph T.	1734
Planning for higher education; making college more affordable.	Laffie, Lesli S.	555
President Bush signed into law on July 30 the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002. (Auditing).		61
Professional responsibility comes first.	Toder, Charles	77
Regulations under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act: what auditors/audit committees need to know and do to comply.	Pashkoff, Paul H.	3034
Remote accessibility revisited. (Letters).	Crowe, Michael F.	506
Resource centers: this month in tax. (AICPA).		325
Run your business on the Web: provide a presence on the Web for your customers, suppliers and clients.	Glandon, Terryann	2597
Sale of future lottery payments is ordinary income.	Ozello, James	327
Short sales. (Line Items).	Laffie, Lesli	195
Smart stops on the Web .		701
Tax liens.	Schnee, Edward J.	761
Technology etiquette. (Golden Business Ideas).		72
Test your knowledge of professional ethics. (Professional Ethics).	Goria, Ellen T.	1189
The AICPA is forming four panels (one for each of the proposed CPA examination sections) to help set standards for passing the computer-based exam. (Professional Issues).		111
The AICPA pitches in to support the SEC Historical Society (www.sechistorical.org), which the commission founded in 1999 to preserve a record of its activities and to sponsor related research and education programs. (FYI).		64
The Federal Accounting Standards Advisory Board issues Technical Bulletin 2002-1, Assigning to Component Entities Costs and Liabilities that Result From Legal Claims Against the Federal Government (www.fasab.gov/pdf/presreltb.pdf). (Government).		66
The home sale gain exclusion: the IRS has issued guidance to clarify the rules.	Bryant, Jeffrey J.	4557
The International Accounting Standards Board publishes an exposure draft of a group of proposals, First-time Application of International Financial Reporting Standards. (International).		87
The International Federation of Accountants releases exposure drafts (www.ifac.org) of seven education standards. (International).		61
The quicker you bill, the quicker you're paid.	Mendlowitz, Edward	681
The Senate brings the SEC to full strength by confirming the nominations of four commissioners. (FYI).		77
The Treasury Department issues the 2002 National Money Laundering Strategy. (Fraud).		36
U.S. Comptroller General David M. Walker, right, accepts the AICPA's 2002 Outstanding CPA in Government Award from Ernest A. Almonte, chairman of the Institute's members in government committee. (Government).		46
Unreported tips and FICA.	Burnett, Sharon	615
We work hard for the tax man. (Tax Matters).		73
Web use to skyrocket. (News Digest).		26
Words to the wise: marketing committee.	Glick, Sally	604
Yes, please interrupt me. (Golden Business Ideas).		143