Society Invites Candidates for 2004 Nominating Committee

New York State Flow-Through Entity Estimated Tax Payments

Blackout Blues: New York Loses $1 Billion in the Dark

Apply for an EIN Online - Finally!

IRS Addresses Systemic Flaws

New Federal Rules Ban Unsolicited Faxes to Clients

Disciplinary Matters

AICPA’s New Leadership Position Personifies Commitment to Small Firms Society Member Fills the Post

Media Relations

Political Action Committee Prepares for 2003–2004

Chapter Changes Name for Stronger Geographic Recognition

Young CPA Committees Challenge Employers to Stimulate Participation

As Expectations and Responsibilities Increase, CPAs Must Play It Safer

Committee
Work Flourishes During Summer Months

Group Mentoring: A Hot New Way to Achieve Diversity Goals

Minimize Losses: Report Incidents Early

The Changing Tide of Employee Benefits

Security Incident Management or Incident Response?

Application Security in Audit and Assurance Services

XBRL: Extensible Business Reporting Language

By Simon Eskow

ALBANY—New York State Department of Taxation and Finance Commissioner Arthur J. Roth has resigned to pursue “opportunities in the private sector” and spend more time with his family, the department announced in August. Continue...

By Joanne S. Barry, Director, Communications Division

WASHINGTON, D.C.—The General Accounting Office (GAO) last month released the results of its Sarbanes-Oxley Act–mandated study of the audit market for large public companies. Continue...

By Jeffrey R. Hoops

For many of us, the pace of activity during the summer months is thankfully a little slower than during the busy season. The summer often gives us some time to relax and recharge. As we gear up for the fall and winter, I’d like to ask for your help. Now, more than ever, is a time for CPAs to get up and get involved. It’s time to actively reclaim our position as the trusted profession. Continue...