Vol. 57 No. 5, September 2005
Index
- The compelling need to engage.
- E-filing update: IRS modifies time for correcting errors, permits paper, PDF filing of some forms.
- TEI comments on 2005 Canadian budget.
- Revised DCL rules represent a good start, but modifications needed, TEI tells government.
- TEI urges FASB to withdraw uncertain tax positions draft.
- TEI's new meritorious service awards highlight outstanding service.
- In memoriam.
- Jeffrey Maydew, partner with the Washington, D.C., office of Baker & McKenzie.
- Paul Cavanaugh, chapter president.
- Chapter programs showcase TEI's best: fall travels ... and from the mailbag.
- Chapter meritorious service awards.
- Corporate Tax Audit Survival: A View of the IRS Through Corporate Insider Eyes.
- 2005 annual report.
- A message from Michael P. Boyle.
- The year in review.
- TEI files comments on uncertain tax positions: September 12, 2005.
- The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act: compliance issues in the tax and customs arena.
- Decoding the new Ohio commercial activity tax: what CAT means to business taxpayers.
- Corporate tax professionals need better tools to manage data in post-Sarbanes environments.
- Notice 2005-64 completes the IRS's Section 965 trilogy.
- Compensation trends for in-house tax professionals.
- TEI comments on dual consolidated loss rules: August 22, 2005.
- TEI's Testimony before Canadian House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance on pre-budget consultations: September 6, 2005.
- Calendar of events.