Articles from Journal of Accountancy (July 1, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A risk-based approach to journal entry testing: how software can help auditors detect fraud.	Gilbert, Scott		2744
All in the family: multifamily office practice is a coming-of-age story for many CPA firms.	Benson, Lyle K., Jr.		2481
Delivering difficult messages: tools to tackle dreaded conversations.	Engels, John J.		1755
Disallowed idemnity deduction blues.	Schnee, Edward J.		372
Keeping secrets: how to protect your computer form snoops and spies.	Callahan, Theo		1400
No gain, some pain for another lottery winner.	Pace, Ryan H.		357
NPO software measures up: an in-depth look at accounting packages for not-for-profits.	Jones, Roberta Ann		4449
Practice makes perfect.	Lee, Keith R.		792
Service boosts number of correspondence examinations.	Nevius, Alistair M.		548
Simplifying global accounting: IASB chair discusses the future of IFRS, U.S. GAAP and the global accounting profession.	Pickard, Geoffrey	Interview	3216
Tax patents considered: a practice by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office of granting patents on tax strategies has raised red flags with many observers. Members of an AICPA volunteer task force tell why.	Ransome, Justin		2983
The dreaded kiddie tax: help your clients take some of the angst out of adolescence by managing their children's unearned income.	Hydeman, Heidi L.		3272