Vol. 79 No. 4, October 2010
Index
- $142.3 billion.
- Become a CalCPA officer or AICPA council member.
- Free webcast: the lowdown on PTINs.
- Grant Thornton.
- Improving disclosures.
- Job prospects warming.
- Number of members on a blue ribbon panel.
- PCAOB adopts new risk assessment auditing standards.
- The July unemployment.
- Through its inspections and investigations.
- California economy improves slightly as job growth inches up.
- Guidance explaining 2011 changes to flexible spending arrangements.
- IRS wants more E-transaction with the public.
- 2010 state income tax rate schedules adjusted.
- Innocent Joint Filer tax relief.
- New this year: third quarter estimated tax payment.
- Stepping up for the profession.
- Carey Heyman.
- Craig Weber.
- Gary Bong.
- Gary Iskowitz.
- Gary Wilson.
- H&S Financial Advisors.
- HMWC CPAs & Business Advisors.
- John Ellis.
- Joseph Walloch.
- Katherine Leonard.
- Kyle C. Taylor.
- Luke Sniewski.
- Martin A Kapp.
- Perry Ghilarducci.
- RBZ, LLP.
- Scott Sachs.
- Steve Maier.
- Susie Sorenson.
- Tadd Brothers.
- Tim Delaney.
- Due diligence: CPAs take note: IRS is increasing expectations.
- Fine-tune your organization's heart & soul to attract, retain employees.
- The reformation: can Dodd-Frank Act live up to promise?
- Red Flags Rule: get ready to comply: FTC to begin enforcement Dec. 31.
- Deposition rules: new Tax Court Rule may change the way IRS pursues depositions.
- Successful succession: internal ownership transitions and what really matters.
- New tax law: limited relief provided by recent tax law change.
- Upcoming events.
- Old idea, new vigor: talk resurfaces of expanding sales tax to services.
- Education is king.