Government Finance Review

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from December 1991
Last Number: December 2012

Government Finance Officers Association
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Year 2005

Vol. 21 Nbr. 6, December 2005

Retirement and benefits administration in the spotlight.

From the editors

Centralized finance systems cut costs by 23 percent.

News & Numbers

Encyclopedia of Taxation and Tax Policy, Second Edition.

New Releases

Standard & Poor's: credit quality strong in fastest-growing cities.

News & Numbers

Comptroller: New York's debt will increase 52 percent by 2010.

News & Numbers - Brief Article

Survey shows almost all employers have a written pension investment policy.

News & Numbers

Percent change in quarterly tax revenue by state.

News & Numbers - Illustration

E-Government capabilities improving, study says.

News & Numbers

Government finance review.

Editorial Calendar - Calendar

Funding OPEB liabilities: what are your options?

Other Postemployment Benefits - Cover Story

A proactive approach to managing health care costs: the City of Montgomery's health care benefits committee.

Revisiting the DB-DC question.

Interview

Eyes wide open: the pros and cons of deferred retirement option plans.

Retirement planning

Using technology to enhance capital planning and budgeting: Austin's eCAPRIS project reporting and information system.

Survey: economic development a big deal for finance officers: as finance officers become increasingly interested in economic development, GFOA is working on recommended practices and other resources to help them assume a more visible role in the development process.

Government Finance Officers Association

Writing for today's workplace: writing in the modern workplace can be a difficult and daunting task, but professionals can produce high-quality documents simply by applying a few proven prewriting, writing, and design techniques.

Management & Careers

Using performance measures to improve performance: governments today operate in an environment characterized by growing demand for services, continuous fiscal stress, and global competition. Performance measures are an effective tool for successfully meeting these challenges.

Solutions

The state and local implications of federal tax reform: it is imperative that Congress understand the negative impact some of the Panel's proposals would have on state and local governments, particularly the elimination of the state and local tax deductions.

Federal Focus

New GFOA guidance on controlling noncapitalized items: management of a government's centralized finance function must take positive steps to ensure that adequate control is maintained over three categories of items that commonly are not reported as assets in a government's financial statements.

Government Finance Officers Association

Seeing eye to eye: performance measures that matter to citizens.

THE BOOKSHELF

Brief Article - Calendar

State and provincial association events.

Calendar - Brief Article - Calendar

City-sponsored 'Wi-Fi': save from the telecoms?

Commentary

2005 index by author.

2005 index by subject and jurisdiction.

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