Articles from Tax Executive (September 1, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
2005 annual report.			143
A message from Michael P. Boyle.			398
Calendar of events.		Calendar	270
Chapter meritorious service awards.			124
Chapter programs showcase TEI's best: fall travels ... and from the mailbag.	McCormally, Timothy J.		1389
Compensation trends for in-house tax professionals.	Levine, Howard J.		3716
Corporate Tax Audit Survival: A View of the IRS Through Corporate Insider Eyes.	Jernigan, Cliff		151
Corporate tax professionals need better tools to manage data in post-Sarbanes environments.	Prow, Greg		1749
Decoding the new Ohio commercial activity tax: what CAT means to business taxpayers.	Engel, Mark A.		4329
E-filing update: IRS modifies time for correcting errors, permits paper, PDF filing of some forms.			876
In memoriam.			144
Jeffrey Maydew, partner with the Washington, D.C., office of Baker & McKenzie.			32
Notice 2005-64 completes the IRS's Section 965 trilogy.	Stoffregen, Philip A.		9738
Paul Cavanaugh, chapter president.			25
Revised DCL rules represent a good start, but modifications needed, TEI tells government.			1005
TEI comments on 2005 Canadian budget.			286
TEI comments on dual consolidated loss rules: August 22, 2005.	Behroozi, Amy		5016
TEI files comments on uncertain tax positions: September 12, 2005.			10051
TEI urges FASB to withdraw uncertain tax positions draft.			945
TEI's new meritorious service awards highlight outstanding service.			265
TEI's Testimony before Canadian House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance on pre-budget consultations: September 6, 2005.	Daubaras, David V.		4086
The compelling need to engage.	Boyle, Michael P.	President's Page	1303
The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act: compliance issues in the tax and customs arena.	Tillen, James G.		5663
The year in review.	Zelisko, Judith P.		9050