Articles from Journal of Accountancy (May 1, 2005)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
"The best investment ... in my life".		Advertisement	125
A word to the wise: www.wiseupwomen.org.			73
African American students and the CPA exam: mentoring, internships and scholarship programs can draw students into the profession.	Booker, Quinton		2922
AICPA Conferences 2005.		Calendar	494
AICPA issues SSARS EDs.			202
Big small business resources: www.bizoffice.com.			41
Calculate length of service in years and months in Excel.	Zarowin, Stanley		152
Contingent attorney fees.	Schnee, Edward J.		322
CPAs confident about their careers: they're in demand and despite the hours, pay and satisfaction for most are higher than ever.	Berkowitz, Hank		1366
CPE self-study ...		Advertisement	73
Directory of AICPA selected services.		Directory	717
Dumb and dumber: even more proof that truth is stranger than fiction.	Wells, Joseph T.		1607
Executive roundtable.		Advertisement	959
Exiting a partnership.	Schnee, Edward J.		765
Exposure drafts outstanding.			1578
Females, enter here: www.we-inc.org.			62
FICA taxes for medical residents.	Reichert, Charles J.		616
For their future: www.360financialliteracy.org.			93
From $0 to $230K in less than a year ... .		Advertisement	88
From a neighbor to the North.	Stal, Albert L.	Letter to the Editor	111
GASB issues initial observations.			79
Get a 10-key calculator on your PC.	Zarowin, Stanley		169
Get the word out: www.marketingbestpractices.com.			63
Golden business ideas.	Zarowin, Stanley		483
Hide and protect formulas in Excel.	Zarowin, Stanley		239
Honesty still the best policy.			86
HR tools and trends: www.workforce.com.			54
In the client's best interest.	Shiavi, Vincent A.	Letter to the Editor	331
Increased revenue by 150%.		Advertisement	64
Institute exposes draft BV standards.			95
Keep uncle Sam honest: www.treas.gov/tigta.			61
Knock, knock: it's the IRS.		Advertisement	374
Learn early and save more.			80
Look to the law: www.thecorporatecounsel.net.			73
Looking back: the journal in 1917.			473
More talk, more action: a changing role for corporate boards and CPAs.	Kroll, Karen M.		3169
One rung of many: www.recruitladder.com.			69
Opportunity and balance: is your organization ready to provide both? Which of your valued professionals will be moving up - and which moving out?	Baldiga, Nancy R.		2624
Oregon CPA touts "golden" chance.		Advertisement	105
Outrageous employee benefits: a strategy to keep your people happy is sound business.	Hayes, Michael		3043
PCAOB proposes auditing standard.			63
PCPS succession-planning Webcasts.			38
Prepare data for Excel: make information spreadsheet-readable.	DeCristofaro, John		1224
Protect against snoops reading "erased" track changes and comments.	Zarowin, Stanley		371
Publications ...		Advertisement	93
Pulls in $1 million billing in four years: former Ernst & Young accountant ...		Advertisement	183
Save your special Excel formulas for easy access.	Zarowin, Stanley		294
Shortcuts.	Zarowin, Stanley		152
Six steps to better marketing.			454
substantiate travel and entertainment costs: writing off a corporate fishing trip.	Laffie, Lesli S.		447
Succeed at succession: www.family-business-experts.com.			72
Synchronize files between desktops and laptops.	Zarowin, Stanley		303
Tax relief, chapter 2004: tips for implementing the new rules.	Eason, Pat		2949
The AICPA Auditing Standards Board issued an exposure draft of proposed Statement on Auditing Standards (SAS), Defining Professional Requirements in Statements on Auditing Standards, and proposed Statement on Standards for Attestation Engagements (SSAE).			165
The AICPA unveiled a Web site for CPAs interested in information technology (www.aicpa.org/infotech).			83
The case for private company GAAP.	Tie, Robert		1346
The dollars and cents of green construction: being environmentally friendly brings financial as well as social benefits.	Meyerson, Andrew		1713
The Federal Accounting Standards Advisory Board (FASAB) is seeking an assistant director to assume responsibility for a major technical project involving research on concepts and standards adopted in the federal sector and by other standard setters.			70
The Federal Reserve Board, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., the National Credit Union Administration and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency issued final joint guidance to help insured depository institutions address concerns federal and state bank regulators, consumers ...			92
The Institute released Understanding Social Security Reform: The Issues and Alternatives a comprehensive analysis by AICPA tax, accounting and economic specialists of the benefits and drawbacks of many current reform proposals.			117
The International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) exposed a draft memorandum of understanding on the role of accounting standard setters and their relationships with the board (www.iasb.org/uploaded_files/documents/ 8_38_draftmoufeb2005.pdf).			65
The International Organization of Securities Commissions, the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, the International Association of Insurance Supervisors, the World Bank and the Financial Stability Forum established the Public Interest Oversight Board (PIOB).			65
The new importance of materiality: CPAs can use this familiar concept to identify key control exceptions.	Vorhies, James Brady		2804
The right foot.	Knowles, Jimmie Wayne	Letter to the Editor	238
The SEC again extended the dates by which nonaccelerated filers and foreign private issuers must comply with amendments--adopted in keeping with the internal control and financial reporting provisions of section 404 of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act--to its rules under the Securities Act of 1934 (www.sec.gov/rules/final/33-8545.htm).			70
The SEC issued an order extending until September 30, 2005, the date by which banks must comply with certain broker registration requirements of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act, which repealed a provision of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.			77
The SEC released guidance to help registered companies improve the presentation of consolidated statements of cash flows in financial statements they file with the commission (www.sec.gov/divisions/corpfin/ guidance/cashflowguid0205.htm).			85
The tax is assessed, not the taxpayer.	Mannino, Laura Lee		762
Upcoming AICPA conferences.		Advertisement	70
Upcoming AICPA webcasts.		Advertisement	88
Want to give something back to the profession?			75
What CPAs are buying now.		Advertisement	170