Articles from Journal of Accountancy (February 1, 2004)

1-51 out of 51 article(s)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A disappointed reader.	Harrison, Fred	Letter to the Editor	118
AICPA CPE self-study ... score an A+ on your next peer review.		Advertisement	76
AICPA publication ... the team approach to tax, financial & estate planning.	Wallach, Lance	Advertisement	64
AICPA webcast on CD-Rom: arresting financial fraud: the inside story from the FBI.		Advertisement	24
Article should be directed to partners.	Bonar, Adele	Letter to the Editor	203
Audit committee service precautions.	Hermanson, Dana R.	Letter to the Editor	163
Audit committees take time and talent.	King, Thomas G.	Letter to the Editor	358
Caring for our own: whatever the size, your contribution makes a tremendous impact.	Porter, Robert		807
Choose the right tools for internal control reporting: pick internal control software for changing business conditions.	Winters, Bruce I.		3785
Costs could rise.	Green, Paul M.	Letter to the Editor	268
Departing partner's debt service payment income to partnership.	Nash, Claire Y.		897
Directory of AICPA selected services.			700
E-qual opportunities.			59
Economic performance.	Schnee, Edward J.		663
Exposure drafts outstanding.			1737
Fairness of taxes called into question.	King, Frank L.	Letter to the Editor	223
FASB.			50
Federal Accounting Standards Advisory Board (FASAB) announces a practice fellow program and a government fellow program.			81
Ferret out spreadsheet errors: use Excel's tools to uncover and correct formula problems.	Simkin, Mark G.		2517
Fraud is ...			69
Fraud or frivolity?			47
GASB publishes Statement no. 42, Accounting and Financial Reporting for Impairment of Capital Assets and for Insurance Recoveries, which requires governments to report in their financial statements the effects of capital asset impairment when it occurs.			164
Grants for growth.			45
Gratis legal advice.			45
High score for JofA.	Livingston, Jack	Letter to the Editor	207
Highlights.			492
Income, not dividends, double-taxed.	Creagh, Richard P.	Letter to the Editor	81
Insure against fraud.			67
International Federation of Accountants.			72
Just for fun.			72
Myth of double taxation is politically inspired.	Mason, Eli	Letter to the Editor	88
New approaches to fraud deterrence: it's time to take a new look at the auditing process.	Wells, Joseph T.		2385
Official Releases: GASB 42.			5096
Online education for managers.			71
Pilot test reveals dramatic changes: CPA candidates who volunteered to take the test give their views on how it compares with the paper-based version.	Snyder, Adam		995
Research these resources.			55
Sarbanes-Oxley: what it means to the marketplace; from support to apprehension, accounting professionals express their thoughts.	Ostrosky, Joyce A.		3178
Set prices that mirror your worth.			882
Support for CPAs in post-disaster work: whether helping a single client or a whole community return to normal, CPAs will find a new guide to be a vital tool.	Kendal, Anat		1504
Tax clients need more than just tax work.	Mendlowitz, Edward	Excerpt	455
Tax time once again.			69
Technology Q&A.	Zarowin, Stanley		1486
The AICPA issues its annual ranking of the 10 technologies most likely to significantly affect practitioners, their clients and their employers in the coming year.			118
The costs of household employees: complying with legal requirements when employing domestic help.	Laffie, Lesli S.		528
The final split-dollar regulations: the IRS offers up a complex array of rules.	Thompson, Margaret Gallagher		1821
The SEC adopted rules in November to improve public companies' disclosure of the processes they follow in appointing directors and the means by which securities holders can communicate with them (www.sec.gov/rules/final/33-8340.htm).			280
The wisdom of Peter Drucker.			634
To compete or noncompete: a noncompete agreement is an important tool to safeguard a firm or company's interests.	Johnson, Vernon W., III		3194
Unclaimed property: how to comply with the undisclosed liability and reporting requirements.	Osibodu, Josiah S.		3131
Upcoming AICPA conferences.		Advertisement	78
Worth revisiting.			60