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November
2004/Vol. LXXIV, No. 11
Perspectives
Tallying
the Cost of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act
Reconciling
Image with Reality
The
CPA Journal Has Moved
Remember
Your Manners When Using Technology
The
Estate-Gift Tax: Why Scrap It?
After
the Sale of a Family Business
Seize
the Moment!': An Interview with IIA Chairman Betty McPhilimy
Book
Review: The Audit Committee Handbook, 4th Edition
Essentials
Accounting
& Auditing
Auditing
Audit
Committee Responsibilities
Elements
of Sampling: The Population, the Frame, and the Sampling
Unit
Before
and After Enron: CPAs' Views on Auditor Independence
International
Accounting
Developments
in International Standards Setting: Equity-Based Compensation
Accounting
Comprehensive
Income: Reporting Preferences of Public Companies
Taxation
Federal
Taxation
New
Rules Prevent Duplicated Losses
IRS
Raises Standard for Tax Practitioners Providing Tax Opinions
Some
IRS Determination Letters of Tax-Exempt Status Are Subject
to Disclosure
State
and Local Taxation
Tax
Changes in the New York State 2004-2005 Budget
Finance
Business Valuation
Valuing
Operating Assets in Place and Computing Economic Value Added
Trusts
& Estates
Unified
Credit Funding Technique Approved By IRS
Personal
Financial Planning
Cash:
The Favorite Target of Fraudsters
Management
Insurance
Business
Income Insurance
Maximize
Insurance Brokers' Performance Through the Brokerage Service
Agreement
Responsibilities
& Leadership
Fraud
Enhancing
Fraud Detection Through Education
Education
Helping
Students Identify Opportunities in the Accounting Profession
Technology
What to Bookmark
Website
of the Month: CPA-Exam.org
Economic
& Market Data
Monthly Update (requires Adobe Acrobat)
Editorial
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