Vol. 71 No. 4, October 2002
Index
- FTB forms have wrong ZIP code.
- Interested in AICPA Council? We want to know.
- More students choose accounting.
- SEC staff completes processing of CEO, CFO statements.
- VISA now accepted as payment.
- Workers costs insurance on the rise.
- CPAS get half price on new California Human Resource kit.
- October conferences give the scoop.
- Tax Boot Camp: gear up--next training planned for January.
- Birds of a feather: companies flock to expense stock options.
- CalCPA wants you to lead.
- Guide helps businesses implement new privacy law.
- Recruiting the next generation of CPAs.
- Achievements.
- Announcements.
- Final passive loss regs issued.
- Hit the jackpot--recruit new CPA members and win big.
- In memory.
- Members in the news.
- Robert M. Frumkin CPA.
- Strategic Wealth Management.
- Tightened exemption from welfare benefit fund deduction limit.
- Audit committees: not just for CPAs.
- Correction: EIN fax number.
- Sale of principal residence due to unforeseen circumstances.
- Get your ducks in a row: how the Sarbanes-Oxley Act has redefined auditor independence.
- New laws impact all CPAs.
- Next comes regulation: with the legislative session over, regulators gear up.
- Fab 50: hot Internet resources for CPAs.
- The right stuff: CFOs, auditors & audit committees reexamine their relationships.
- Strategies for creating an intelligent IT plan.
- Show them the money.
- Searching for transparency: corporate responsibilities in the wake of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act.
- Take the Linux plunge.
- Split-dollar: proposals would change rules for split-dollar life insurance.