Vol. 72 No. 7, January 2004
Index
- 2004 Business and Industry Conference.
- CalCPA's HR Committee wants you.
- Compensation for Cal's CPAs.
- IRS, FTB Liaison Meeting Q & A available.
- Want free CPE? Just ask.
- AICPA, ASA work on business valuation credential.
- E-filing application processing delayed.
- First wave of e-services.
- GAO: mandatory audit rotation reforms should wait.
- IFAC OK's audit quality reforms.
- SEC approves NYSE, NASDAQ governance standards.
- Stricter nominating rules for public companies.
- CalCPA online bulks up professional resources.
- National CPA license database is on the way.
- PCAOB proposes new auditing standards.
- Statement on asset impairment and insurance recoveries.
- Stock option expensing required in 2005.
- Accomplishments.
- Announcements.
- Awards.
- Firm news.
- Members in the news.
- Honeymoon's over: finances top list of concerns for state.
- Lessons learned: CPAs share tips on disaster recovery.
- Empowering Californians: financial literacy initiative tackles Californians' urge to spend.
- The future of peer review: it is a misconception that the CBA requires peer review.
- A relationship to bank on: knowing your client's banker can help elevate your status as a financial adviser.
- Goodbye stock options, hello common stock: companies are returning to the tried-and true grant of common stock.
- E-file, e-file, e-file: requirements dominate IRS Liaison Meeting.
- Mind your manners: etiquette can go a long way toward getting results with the SEC.
- TaxTalk tips: repair vs. maintenance, "tax-free" distributions and more.