A Clear Look at Tax Software (May 2008)

Striving for Accountability and Sustainability (April 2008)

Meeting of the Minds (Part 2of 2 ) (April 2008)

Meeting of the Minds (Part 1 of 2 ) (March 2008)

Government Procurement Fraud (February 2008)

The PCAOB's Primary Mission: Improving Confidence in Financial Reporting (January 2008)

Analyzing Auditor Changes (December 2007)

An Exclusive Interview with FASB Chairman Robert H. Herz (November 2007)

Backdating Employee Stock Options: Accounting and Legal Implications (October 2007)

Backdating Employee Stock Options: Tax Implications (October 2007)

Sunbeam & the 'Iron Curtain' (August 2007)

Materiality: Whose Business Is It? (August 2007)

Fixing Fiscal Problems and Planning for the Future: A CPA's Role in Government (July 2007)

A Clear Look at Tax Software (May 2007)

Implications of the Joint FASB and IASB Proposal on Accounting for Business Combinations (April 2007)

Understanding Consolidation (April 2007)

How The New Pension Accounting Rules Affect the Dow 30's Financial Statements (March 2007)

Transparency and Undertandability, But for Whom?How Different Standards Setters Define the 'Average User' (February 2007)

The Charitable Reform Provisions of The Pension Protection Act of 2006 (January 2007)

A Closer Look at Financial Statement Restatements (December 2006)

Fact, Fiction, and Fair Value Accounting at Enron (November 2006)

The ‘Winners’ and ‘Losers’: An Analysis of the Bush Tax Advisory Panel’s Proposals (October 2006)

The Battle Against Fraud: Seeking the Accounting Profession's Support (September 2006)

Functional Expense Reporting for Nonprofits (August 2006)

Advising Nonprofit Organizations (August 2006)

A Hard Look at Tax Software: 2006 Annual Survey of New York State Practitioners (July 2006)

The Chilling Effect of SARBANES-OXLEY: Myth or Reality? (June 2006)

The History of Major Changes to the Social Security System (May 2006)

Social Security: The Past, the Present, and Options for Reform (May 2006)

Transition in the Office of the Chief Auditor of the PCAOB: Exclusive CPA Journal Interviews with Douglas R. Carmichael and Thomas Ray (April 2006)

Quality Review (March 2006)

Rethinking Peer Review from the Inside Out (March 2006)

In the Public Interest: Regulating with a Customer Focus (March 2006)

The SET Tax: A Tax System for Our Future (February 2006)

Reflections on Reform (February 2006)

An Experiment in Reforming the Tax System (February 2006)

Accounting at a Crossroad (December 2005)

The European Union's Role in International Standards Setting (November 2005)

Federal Tx Reform (October 2005)

Detecting Improper Portfolio Management Activity (September 2005)

The Varying Concept of Auditor Independence (August 2005)

A Hard Look at Tax Software

Consolidation and Competition in Public Accounting (June 2005)

Esprit de Corps and Transcendent Organizational Behavior (April 2005)

The Evolution of U.S. GAAP: The Political Forces Behind Professional Standards (Part II) (February 2005)

The Evolution of U.S. GAAP: The Political Forces Behind Professional Standards (Part I) (January 2005)

Public Accountability (October 2004)

Audit Standards in Transition: An Interview with PCAOB Chief Auditor Douglas R. Carmichael (September 2004)

Election-Year Political Activity and the Separation of Church and State (August 2004)

A Hard Look at Tax Software: 2004 Survey of New York State Practitioners (July 2004)

Regulation of Professions by Interstate Compact (May 2004)

Evolving Regulations and Oversight in the Public Interest (April 2004)

 

 



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