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October
2005/Vol. LXXV, No. 10
Perspectives
Accountability
and Valuation
Peer
Review: How Well Does It Fit the Profession?
Implications
of Real-Property Asset Management
Securitization:
A Platform to Debate Accounting
Technology
Lessons from the Roslyn School District Scandal
The
Benefits of a Line of Credit with the Right Bank
Accounting:
How to Meet the Challenges of Relevance and Regulation
Sarbanes-Oxley
Act Improves Investor Confidence, But at a Cost
InFocus
Federal
Tax Reform
Essentials
Accounting
& Auditing
Accounting
New
Pension Disclosure Rules
Recent
Controversies in Accounting for Operating Leases and Leasehold
Improvements
Auditing
Audit
Committee Reports Before and After Sarbanes-Oxley
Taxation
Federal Taxation
Tax
Court Offers Clarification on IRC Section 6330 Appeals Hearings
State
& Local Taxation
Tax
Provisions of the 2005/2006 New York State Budget
New
York State Permits Multiple Deductions for Higher Education
Costs
Finance
Employee
Benefit Plans
SFAS
132(R) and New Pension Disclosures
Management
Practice Development
Gaming
on the Rise Across America: Smart Money Says CPAs Should
Take Notice
The
CPA in Mediation & Arbitration
Resolving
Conflict Through Behavior Modification
Responsibilities
& Leadership
Corporate Governance
Corporate
Governance Reform: Electing Directors Through Shareholder
Proposals
Technology
The CPA and The Computer
History
and Trends in E-filing: A Survey of CPA Practitioners
What
to Bookmark
Website
of the Month: AICPA's Center for Public Company Audit Firms
Economic
& Market Data
Monthly Update (requires Adobe Acrobat)
Editorial
The
Entity Theory of Recording Goodwill in Business Combinations:
Old Stuff
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