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Latest documents

• A MESSAGE FROM GFOA'S NEW PRESIDENT, TERRY STONE.
• FACING INCREASED CYBER RANSOM DEMANDS, GOVERNMENTS MUST DECIDE IF THEY'LL PAY.
• GFOA'S 2019 ANNUAL CONFERENCE IN LOS ANGELES.
• GFOA'S INTERNATIONAL REACH: Helping Build Good Governance and Good Relationships.
• Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District Creates a Project Management System to Fit Its Needs.
• STRESS TESTING: Your Reserves with Advanced Analytical Techniques.
• Using Data Analysis for Better Decision Making.
• Betty Jo Harker.
• Cross-Jurisdictional Sharing of Resources Helps Public Health Departments Deliver Better Services with More Limited Budgets.
• Digital Goods Tax Legislation Rebooted on Capitol Hill.

Featured documents

• Relating the COSO Internal Control--Integrated Framework and COBIT.
• Sizing your reserves: a risk-based approach.
• LINKING TRANSPARENCY TO SUSTAINABILITY: STRATEGIES AND CASE STUDIES.
• A Conceptual Model and a Model Concept: The GASB recently issued two preliminary views (PV) documents, one on financial reporting model improvements and another that reexamines part of a conceptual framework PV.
• The Double-Edged Sword of Economic Development Incentives: State and local governments can be in stiff competition with international locations, other states, and even neighboring jurisdictions for development.
• HITTING A ROUGH PATCH in Your Banking Relationship.
• Taking a Closer Look at Qualified Opportunity Zones.
• A MESSAGE FROM GFOA'S NEW PRESIDENT, TERRY STONE.
• Governments Can Learn from the Lean Startup.
• The nuanced new world of economic development incentives: beyond the black-and-white debates of the past, local governments are taking strengths, weaknesses, and social equity into account.