Vol. 73 No. 3, September 2004
Index
- California's $6.5 billion tax gap.
- Forensic services, audits and corporate governance.
- RFP for CalCPA Audit.
- Volunteer now, before disaster strikes.
- You're Hired!(CalCPA News) (Brief Article)
- Audit Committee Matching System.
- New IRS relief provisions.
- Rev. Ruling 2004-64 a boost for estate planning.
- Technology improvements bring IRS into 21st century.
- Companies are losing 6 percent to fraud.
- FASB responds to SEC on principles-based accounting.
- GASB No. 34 applies to all governmental entities.
- Gender GAP still exists for managerial accountants.
- IRS, treasury release final draft of Schedule M-3.
- Sec. 404 deadline looms as companies scramble.
- Student outreach & financial literacy.
- Connect in the member directory.
- Defining "independence".
- FTB changes name of e-filing program.
- GAO changes name.
- Revised auditing standard says "be prepared for anything".
- SEC exploring XBRL.
- Accomplishments.
- Announcements.
- Awards.
- In memoriam.
- Members in the news.
- The computerized CPA exam: it's a whole new ballgame: This past April, aspiring CPAs were presented with a seminal change in the accounting profession's licensing process when the computer-based uniform CPA examination was launched.
- What businesses should know about Check 21.
- Common mistakes on W-2, W-4 & 941 forms.
- Tax benefits of IRC Sec. 165.
- Allocating foreign taxes: IRS rules that partnerships must allocate foreign taxes in proportion to foreign income.
- Numbers matter.
- Calcpa treasurer's report.
- Foundation treasurer's report.
- Independent auditor's report.
- Consolidating statements of financial position.
- Consolidating statements of activities.
- Statements of functional expenses.
- Statements of functional expenses.
- Consolidating statements of cash flows.
- Notes to financial statements.
- No more dumping: State Unemployment Tax Avoidance needs to stop.
- Been there, done that: dealing with the EDD and FTB.