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2010 Resource Guide
Company Index2nd Story Software – 22
Accelerated Information Systems – 8
Accion USA – 11
The Accountant’s Partner – 23
AccountantsWorld – 5, 8, 10, 13, 14, 16, 23, 24, 25
Accounting Transition Advisors – 19
ADP Small Business Services – 13
Advanced Micro Solutions, Inc. – 14, 23
Araize – 12
Arnold Standard Cos. – 3
Bisk Education, Inc. – 3, 6, 7, 10, 11, 20, 21, 24
Blue Hue Interactive – 12
BNY Mellon Wealth Management – 4, 24
Brentmark Software, Inc. – 17
Camico Mutual Insurance Company – 17
CCH, a Wolters Kluwer business – 3, 4, 8, 9, 13, 16,
19, 20, 21, 22, 25
CFS Tax Software – 22
Cheque-Mate Payroll Solutions – 14
CPA Partners – 20
CPA Protector Plan – 17
Deacom, Inc. – 12
Doc.It Corporation – 7
Drake Software – 21
efinancial Careers.com – 3
Entrust Northeast, LLC – 18
eProcess Manager – 19
Exit Planning Institute – 10
Greatland Corporation – 23
Herbert H. Landy Insurance Agency – 17
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IDEA-Data Analysis Software –6
IncorTech – 7
InterceptEFT – 8
Leimberg & LeClair, Inc. – 9
Madison Insurance – 5
Maxwell Systems, Inc. – 4
Money Tree Software – 11
Monroe, The Calculator Company – 4
Mostad & Christensen – 3
National Financial Network, LLC – 7, 9, 11, 12,
14, 18, 20, 24
National Network of Accountants (NNA) – 5, 6,
10, 11
Nexus Systems – 8
Official Payments – 9, 11
PAS - Professional Accounting Sales – 6
Pearl Insurance – 13
ProfitCents – 4
R.A. Mercer & Co., D.C. – 14
The Receivables Exchange – 17
Red Moon Solutions – 12, 16
SALT Link, LLC – 19, 20
Sterling National Bank – 4
Strategies For Wealth – 11
SurePayroll – 14
Tab3 – 23
TPS Software Inc. – 23
UBCC – 4, 5, 14
WizSoft Inc. – 4
Worldox - World Software Corporation – 8
Xcentric, LLC – 6
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AAkers, Michael D., Don E. Giacomino, and Joseph
Wall, Testing the Financial Literacy and Expertiseof Audit Committee Members, Aug, 66, R&L,Corporate Governance
Akers, Michael D., Sean Goins, and Don E.Giacomino, Applying Sarbanes-Oxley Principlesto Colleges and Universities, Apr, 62, MGMT,CPA Consultant
Allen, Catherine, ‘Flawless’ Too Much to Ask, Mar,15, PER, Inbox: Letters to the Editor
Almonte, Ernest, AICPA Responds to New YorkMobility Column, May, 8, PER, Inbox: Letters tothe Editor
Alvis, Charles, David Meeting, and MichaelCornick, Retirement Planning: AccountantsShould Consider Medicare Costs, Mar, 62, FIN,Personal Financial Planning
Amato, Michele B., Extraordinary Circumstances: TheJourney of a Corporate Whistleblower, by CynthiaCooper, Mar, 14, PER, Book Review
Anders, Susan B., Website of the Month: ADPAccountant Center, May, 72, TECH, What toBookmark
———, Website of the Month: Association forFinancial Professionals, Dec, 72, TECH, What toBookmark
———, Website of the Month: Casualty ActuarialSociety, Oct, 73, TECH, What to Bookmark
———, Website of the Month: Ethics Resource Center,Nov, 73, TECH, What to Bookmark
———, Website of the Month: Financial CrimesEnforcement Network, June, 72, TECH, What toBookmark
———, Website of the Month: Financial Planning, Sep,72, TECH, What to Bookmark
———, Website of the Month: International Foundationof Employee Benefit Plans, July, 73, TECH, Whatto Bookmark
———, Website of the Month: Motley Fool’s PersonalFinance Center, Apr, 72, TECH, What toBookmark
———, Website of the Month: Multistate TaxCommission, Feb, 73, TECH, What to Bookmark
———, Website of the Month: Sarbanes-OxleyCompliance Journal, Aug, 72, TECH, What toBookmark
———, Website of the Month: Tax World, Mar, 72,TECH, What to Bookmark
———, Website of the Month: Uncle Fed’s Tax Board,Jan, 72, TECH, What to Bookmark
Anders, Susan B., and Carol M. Fischer, A ClearLook at Tax Software: 2009 Annual Survey ofNew York State Practitioners, May, 20, INF
Andrews, Christine P., Teresa T. King, and H.Wayne Cecil, Upcoming Changes to the CPAExam, May, 58, R&L, Education
Apostolou, Barbara, and Nicholas G. Apostolou,Recent Developments in Pension Accounting: TheFASB and IASB Move Toward Convergence, Nov,46, FIN, Employee Benefit Plans
Apostolou, Nicholas G., and Barbara Apostolou,Recent Developments in Pension Accounting: TheFASB and IASB Move Toward Convergence, Nov,46, FIN, Employee Benefit Plans
Armstrong, Frank III, How Not to Construct anInstitutional Portfolio, Sep, 12, PER, Viewpoint
Asbra, Marc, and Karen Miles, The Valuation ofEarn-outs and Acquired Contingencies UnderSFAS 141(R), Mar, 38, A&A, Business Valuation
2009 Article Index
The CPA Journal – Index to Volume 79January 2009 – December 2009
A&A: ACCOUNTING & AUDITING | FIN: FINANCE | INF: IN FOCUS | MGMT: MANAGEMENT | PER: PERSPECTIVES | R&L: RESPONSIBILITIES & LEADERSHIP |
TAX: TAXATION | TECH: TECHNOLOGY
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BBaker, Bud, Susan S. Lightle, and Joseph F.
Castellano, The Role of Boards of Directors inShaping Organizational Culture, Nov, 68, R&L,Corporate Governance
Barnett, Robert S., Deductibility of Theft Losses:Looking for Context for Madoff-Related Claims,Mar, 52, TAX, Fraud
Basso, Louis, and Barry Shorten, Growing PEOIndustry Continues to Raise Its Standards, Oct, 10,PER, Human Resources
Benyaminy, Diana, Ralph S. Polimeni, andJacqueline A. Burke, Using ComputerSimulations to Recruit and Train Generation YAccountants, May, 64, TECH, Future of theProfession
Benson, Sandra S., Recognizing the Red Flags of aPonzi Scheme: Will You Be Blamed for NotHeeding the Warning Signs?, June, 18, INF
Bierman, Harold Jr., The Missing Concept: WhatHappened to the Importance of Matching?, Apr,22, A&A, Standards Setting
Bird, Bruce M., Christine M. Haynes, J. HarrisonMcCraw, and Steven M. Platau, SeekingProtection from the Trust Fund Recovery Penalty:Board Volunteers May Find It Difficult to SatisfyIRC Section 6672(e), Nov, 36, TAX, Not-for-ProfitOrganizations
Bird, Bruce M., Barbara Leonard, and Mark Segal,Like-Kind Exchanges of Mixed-Use Property:Spotlight on Bed and Breakfast Inns, Oct, 42,TAX, Federal Taxation
Bloom, Robert, and William J. Cenker, ComparingAccounting and Taxation for Leases, Apr, 40, TAX,Federal Taxation
Booker, Quinton, and Bobbie W. Daniels, Bank LoanOfficers’ Perceptions of Audit Firm Rotation, Jan,36, A&A, Auditing
Boyle, Patrick S., and Gregory D. Singer,Investment Planning After the Flood: Charting aCourse of Action, Dec, 54, FIN, Personal FinancialPlanning
Brackney, Kennard S., and Ronald E. Marden,Audit Risk and IFRS: Does Increased FlexibilityIncrease Audit Risk?, June, 32, A&A, InternationalAuditing
Brandon, Duane M., and Jennifer Mueller M., HowNonaudit Services Affect Objectivity: What theResearch Reveals, June, 52, MGMT, CPAConsultant
Breeden, Richard C., and Arthur Levitt, Stepping UpInvestor Protection, June, 6, PER, Emerging Issues
Brown, Kevin F., John K. Cook, and Susan S.Lightle, Voluntary Disclosure Agreements andAuditor Independence: Crafting a Policy that Fitsthe Process, Dec, 60, MGMT, PracticeManagement
Burke, Jacqueline A., Ralph S. Polimeni, and DianaBenyaminy, Using Computer Simulations toRecruit and Train Generation Y Accountants, May,64, TECH, Future of the Profession
CCarcello, Joseph V., From Crisis to Confidence: What
Is the Role of Regulation?, June, 14, PER,Viewpoint
Carlson, Steven J., Kenneth A. Hansen, and RobertJ. Dosch, How Safe Are Bank Deposits?: RecentChanges to FDIC Coverage Limits, Feb, 50, FIN,Financial Management
Castellano, Joseph F., Susan S. Lightle, and BudBaker, The Role of Boards of Directors in ShapingOrganizational Culture, Nov, 68, R&L, CorporateGovernance
Cecil, H. Wayne, Teresa T. King, and Christine P.Andrews, Upcoming Changes to the CPA Exam,May, 58, R&L, Education
Cenker, William J., and Robert Bloom, ComparingAccounting and Taxation for Leases, Apr, 40, TAX,Federal Taxation
Cheng, Kang, Fair Value’s ‘How’ Meets ‘When’: TheComplications of Applying Mark-to-MarketAccounting in an Inactive Market, Aug, 26, A&A,Standards Setting
Cherry, Robert, Using Childcare Tax Benefits in NewYork State, Mar, 54, TAX, State & Local Taxation
Chmelka, Cory, Premium Financing: The Time Is Now,Sep, 10, PER, Personal Financial Planning
Chrisman, James J., Jess H. Chua, PramoditaSharma, and Timothy R. Yoder, Guiding FamilyBusinesses Through the Succession Process: AStep-by-Step Guide for CPA Advisors, June, 48,FIN, Succession Planning
Chua, Jess H., James J. Chrisman, PramoditaSharma, and Timothy R. Yoder, Guiding FamilyBusinesses Through the Succession Process: AStep-by-Step Guide for CPA Advisors, June, 48,FIN, Succession Planning
Clark, Ronald L., Understanding the Changes in RiskAssessment Standards, July, 48, A&A, Auditing
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Clements, Bruce, Taxation of Gains and Losses onSales of New York Subsidiary Stock, Nov, 42,TAX, State & Local Taxation
Clovey, Robert, and Richard L. Russell, Gain on Saleof Primary Residence: New Tax Implications, Feb,16, INF
———, The Home Sale Exclusion: A HistoricalPerspective, Sep, 36, TAX, Federal Taxation
———, New Real Estate Tax Deduction: Is It a Loan,Tax Credit, or Hybrid?, Mar, 60, TAX, FederalTaxation
Colbert, Monte S., Can IRC Section 1341, Claim ofRight, Relieve the Pain of Madoff-Related Losses?,July, 56, TAX, Federal Taxation
Cook, John K., Tax Planning: Execution andDocumentation Are Critical to Success, Mar, 68,MGMT, Practice Management
Cook, John K., Kevin F. Brown, and Susan S.Lightle, Voluntary Disclosure Agreements andAuditor Independence: Crafting a Policy that Fitsthe Process, Dec, 60, MGMT, PracticeManagement
Cornick, Michael, Charles Alvis, and DavidMeeting, Retirement Planning: AccountantsShould Consider Medicare Costs, Mar, 62, FIN,Personal Financial Planning
Cox, Paul S., and Avril K. George-Robinson, FromHope to Opportunity: An Added Tax Incentive forAttending College, Sep, 48, FIN, PersonalFinancial Planning
Craig, Thomas R., Applying SAB 108: Practical andConceptual Clarifications, Feb, 54, MGMT,Corporate Management
Crane, Matthew, and Robert A. Dyson, Risks inApplying the New Business CombinationGuidance to Intangible Assets, Jan, 50, FIN,Business Valuation
DDaigle, Ronald J., Philip W. Morris, and David C.
Hayes, Small Businesses: Know Thy Enemy andTheir Methods, Oct, 30, A&A, Fraud
Daniels, Bobbie W., and Quinton Booker, Bank LoanOfficers’ Perceptions of Audit Firm Rotation, Jan,36, A&A, Auditing
Daugherty, Brian, and Denise Dickins, Offshoringthe Independent Audit Function: Considerations,Implications, and Research Opportunities, Jan, 60,MGMT, Practice Development
Davidson, Lewis F., K. Raghunandan, and JohnWrieden, SEC Comment Letters Related toInternal Control Disclosures, Aug, 34, A&A, SECPractice
Davis, Dorothy, and Janis C. Weber, The Real EthicalDilemma, Nov, 15, PER, Inbox: Letters to theEditor
DeJoseph, Andrew J., Protecting and Preserving NetOperating Losses, Dec, 30, A&A, Accounting
Del Vecchio, Stephen C., James Hopson, andPatricia D. Hopson, Reverse Mortgages and theAlternatives: Weighing Solutions for PotentialBorrowers, Sep, 14, INF
Del Vecchio, Stephen C., David Joy, and Janice L.Klimek, State Sales Tax and Manufacturing PlantLocation, Dec, 40, TAX, Corporate Taxation
DeMario, Marianne, Valuation for FinancialReporting: Fair Value Measurements andReporting, Intangible Assets, Goodwill andImpairment, Second Edition, by Michael J. Mard,James R. Hitchner, and Steven D. Hyden, Apr, 13,PER, Book Review
Dickins, Denise, and Brian Daugherty, Offshoringthe Independent Audit Function: Considerations,Implications, and Research Opportunities, Jan, 60,MGMT, Practice Development
Dickins, Denise, William A. Hillison, and StevenPlatau, New Loss Contingency DisclosureStandards: Will They Make a Difference?, Sep, 26,A&A, Standards Setting
DiGabriele, James A., Core Components in EstimatingEconomic Damages for Individuals, Feb, 61,MGMT, CPA Consultant
Digenan, John, Joyce A. Ostrosky, Linda M.Leinicke, and W. Max Rexroad, AssessingElements of Corporate Governance: A SuggestedApproach, Feb, 70, R&L, Corporate Governance
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Dosch, Robert J., Kenneth A. Hansen, and StevenJ. Carlson, How Safe Are Bank Deposits?: RecentChanges to FDIC Coverage Limits, Feb, 50, FIN,Financial Management
Droms, William G., and James H. Wilson, LifeCycle Investing: Revisiting an Old PlanningApproach, Apr, 52, FIN, Personal FinancialPlanning
Duncan, James R., and James Schmutte,Professional Judgment: A Model for Accountingand Auditing Decisions, Sep, 32, A&A, FinancialReporting
Dyson, Robert A., and Matthew Crane, Risks inApplying the New Business CombinationGuidance to Intangible Assets, Jan, 50, FIN,Business Valuation
EEickemeyer, John H., and Dan L., Goldwasser, Will
CPAs Become Madoff’s Next Victims?, Apr, 68,R&L, Accountant’s Liability
Eickemeyer, John H., and Vincent J. Love, IFRS andAccountants’ Liability, Apr, 54, MGMT,Accountant’s Liability
Elfrink, John, and Mitch Ellison, Accounting forEmission Allowances: An Issue in Need ofStandards, Feb, 30, A&A, Accounting
Ellison, Mitch, and John Elfrink, Accounting forEmission Allowances: An Issue in Need ofStandards, Feb, 30, A&A, Accounting
Englard, Baruch, Changes Proposed Under the FASBExposure Draft on Earnings Per Share, May, 42,A&A, Accounting
Epstein, Barry Jay, The Economic Effects of IFRSAdoption: Investigating the Expected Benefits,Mar, 26, A&A, International Accounting
———, Two Threats to Sound Accounting by Banksand Thrifts, Sep, 20, A&A, Accounting
FFang, Jianing, How CPAs Can Master XBRL, May,
70, TECH, Electronic Reporting
Fenn, Chris, Congressional Plan for EconomicRecovery: Overview of Recent Tax Acts, Aug, 38,TAX, Federal Taxation
Fischer, Carol M., and Susan B. Anders, A ClearLook at Tax Software: 2009 Annual Survey ofNew York State Practitioners, May, 20, INF
Fishman, Jeffrey, Choosing the Right FinancialAdvisor, Sep, 6, PER, Personal Financial Planning
Fleak, Sandra K., Keith Harrison, and DebraKerby, Forging Effective Campus Relationships,Jan, 69, R&L, Future of the Profession
Fleak, Sandra K., Debra Kerby, and KeithHarrison, Teaching: A Win-Win Opportunity forPractitioners, Oct, 66, R&L, Career Paths
Fleming, Arron Scott, and Paul Speaker, MonitoringFinancial Performance: An Approach for ForensicCrime Labs, Aug, 60, MGMT, CPA Consultant
Flesher, Dale L., Gary John Previts, and Andrew D.Sharp, Jennie May Palen, Accountant and Poet,1891–1990: The Writing Dimension of Accounting,Dec, 6, PER, Historical Perspective
Fried, Dana Scott, Retirement Plans for Employees ofTax-Exempt Organizations, Sep, 60, MGMT,Employee Benefit Plans
GGaren, Ken, Late Adopters Run the Risk of Being Left
to Flounder, May, 17, PER, Technology Trends
George-Robinson, Avril K., and Paul S. Cox, FromHope to Opportunity: An Added Tax Incentive forAttending College, Sep, 48, FIN, PersonalFinancial Planning
Ghany, Khaled Abdel, Measuring Financial Stress onState and Local Governments: A Proposal for EarlyDetection, Oct, 38, A&A, Government Accounting
Giacomino, Don E., Michael D. Akers, and JosephWall, Testing the Financial Literacy and Expertiseof Audit Committee Members, Aug, 66, R&L,Corporate Governance
Giacomino, Don E., Sean Goins, and Michael D.Akers, Applying Sarbanes-Oxley Principles toColleges and Universities, Apr, 62, MGMT, CPAConsultant
Gingras, Bernie, Following Mason’s Example, Nov,15, PER, Inbox: Letters to the Editor
Goins, Sean, Don E. Giacomino, and Michael D.Akers, Applying Sarbanes-Oxley Principles toColleges and Universities, Apr, 62, MGMT, CPAConsultant
Goldwasser, Dan L., and John H. Eickemeyer, WillCPAs Become Madoff’s Next Victims?, Apr, 68,R&L, Accountant’s Liability
Grace, H. Stephen, Jr., Corporate Governance Post-Sarbanes-Oxley: Regulations, Requirements, andIntegrated Processes, by Zabihollah Rezaee, Feb,15, PER, Book Review
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Gramling, Audrey A., Dana R. Hermanson, andHeather M. Hermanson, Audit CommitteeMaterial Weaknesses in Smaller ReportingCompanies, Dec, 24, A&A, Auditing
Grauberd, Allan, SEC Rulemaking Affecting SmallerPublic Companies: The Rule 144 Amendments,Feb, 26, A&A, Financial Reporting
Green, Brian Patrick, Alan Reinstein, and PatriciaG. Lobingier, Limiting Accountants’ LiabilityThrough Engagement Letters: A Comparison ofU.S. and European Policies, Nov, 52, MGMT,Accountant’s Liability
Greenspan, James W., and Carolyn L. Hartwell, Are FASB Statements Becoming MoreUnderstandable?, Feb, 34, A&A, Standards Setting
Grumet, Louis, Bring Back Glass-Steagall, Dec, 7,PER, Publisher’s Column
———, Following Our Ethical Compass Forward, Sep,7, PER, Publisher’s Column
———, Industry CPAs Fully Join the Profession, Aug,7, PER, Publisher’s Column
———, It’s Been a Long Time Coming, Feb, 7, PER,Publisher’s Column
———, Losing Our Moral and Ethical Compass, May,7, PER, Publisher’s Column
———, Navigating the State’s New Accountancy Law,June, 7, PER, Publisher’s Column
———, New Law Addresses Mobility for CPAs, Mar,7, PER, Publisher’s Column
———, New Law Raises the Bar for Audit Quality,Apr, 7, PER, Publisher’s Column
———, Publisher’s Response, May, 8, PER, Inbox:Letters to the Editor
———, Stretch the Brand, Don’t Lose the Equity, Jan,7, PER, Publisher’s Column
———, Tax Amnesty and the State Budget, July, 7,PER, Publisher’s Column
———, Time for Change in State Government, Oct, 7,PER, Publisher’s Column
———, Time to Require a Master’s Degree, Nov, 7,PER, Publisher’s Column
Guilfoil, Frank, Only CPAs Face Regulation, Oct, 14,PER, Inbox: Letters to the Editor
HHansen, Kenneth A., Steven J. Carlson, and Robert
J. Dosch, How Safe Are Bank Deposits?: RecentChanges to FDIC Coverage Limits, Feb, 50, FIN,Financial Management
Hanson, Randall K., James K. Smith, and GlennWalberg, Bankruptcy Law in Difficult EconomicTimes, May, 52, FIN, Financial Management
Harden, J. William, Maureen Francis Mascha, andJames Trebby, Trading in CO2 Credits: Tax Issuesto Consider, Jan, 42, TAX, Corporate Taxation
Harrison, Keith, Debra Kerby, and Sandra K.Fleak, Forging Effective Campus Relationships,Jan, 69, R&L, Future of the Profession
———, Teaching: A Win-Win Opportunity forPractitioners, Oct, 66, R&L, Career Paths
Hartwell, Carolyn L., and James W. Greenspan, AreFASB Statements Becoming MoreUnderstandable?, Feb, 34, A&A, Standards Setting
Haydel, Jennifer A., Joyce C. Lambert, and SamuelJ. Lambert III, Disengagement Letters: CraftingDocumentation for a Variety of Scenarios, July, 64,MGMT, Practice Management
Hayes, David C., Ronald J. Daigle, and Philip W.Morris, Small Businesses: Know Thy Enemy andTheir Methods, Oct, 30, A&A, Fraud
Haynes, Christine M., Bruce M. Bird, J. HarrisonMcCraw, and Steven M. Platau, SeekingProtection from the Trust Fund Recovery Penalty:Board Volunteers May Find It Difficult to SatisfyIRC Section 6672(e), Nov, 36, TAX, Not-for-ProfitOrganizations
Henry, Theresa F., Beware of Equity Compensation,Dec, 68, R&L, Corporate Governance
Hermanson, Dana R., How Consulting Services CouldKill Private-Sector Auditing, Jan, 6, PER,Emerging Issues
Hermanson, Dana R., Audrey A. Gramling, andHeather M. Hermanson, Audit CommitteeMaterial Weaknesses in Smaller ReportingCompanies, Dec, 24, A&A, Auditing
Hermanson, Dana R., and Richard W. Houston,Evidence from the PCAOB’s Second Inspectionsof Small Firms: Driving Improvements in Auditingand Quality Control, Feb, 58, MGMT, QualityControl
Hermanson, Dana R., Daniel M. Ivancevich, andSusan H. Ivancevich, Remediation of MaterialWeaknesses Related to Employee Compensation,Apr, 28, A&A, Internal Controls
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Hermanson, Heather M., Audrey A. Gramling, andDana R. Hermanson, Audit Committee MaterialWeaknesses in Smaller Reporting Companies, Dec,24, A&A, Auditing
Hill, Nancy T., John E. McEnroe, and Kevin T.Stevens, A Comparison of CFOs’ and CPAs’Perceptions of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act and thePCAOB, Aug, 30, A&A, Financial Reporting
Hillison, William A., Denise Dickins, and StevenPlatau, New Loss Contingency DisclosureStandards: Will They Make a Difference?, Sep, 26,A&A, Standards Setting
Holland, Michael L., and Leonard G. Weld,Cancellation of Debt Income Can Be a Surprise forthe Borrower, Aug, 52, TAX, Federal Taxation
Hopson, James, Patricia D. Hopson, and StephenC. Del Vecchio, Reverse Mortgages and theAlternatives: Weighing Solutions for PotentialBorrowers, Sep, 14, INF
Hopson, Patricia D., James Hopson, and Stephen C.Del Vecchio, Reverse Mortgages and theAlternatives: Weighing Solutions for PotentialBorrowers, Sep, 14, INF
Houston, Richard W., and Dana R. Hermanson,Evidence from the PCAOB’s Second Inspectionsof Small Firms: Driving Improvements in Auditingand Quality Control, Feb, 58, MGMT, QualityControl
Howard, John, International CPA License Is Familiar,Mar, 15, PER, Inbox: Letters to the Editor
Hulse, David S., What If Congress Reneges on Roths?,Aug, 56, FIN, Retirement Planning
IIvancevich, Daniel M., Dana R. Hermanson, and
Susan H. Ivancevich, Remediation of MaterialWeaknesses Related to Employee Compensation,Apr, 28, A&A, Internal Controls
Ivancevich, Daniel M., Susan H. Ivancevich, andRichard Roscher, The First Two Years ofEmployment: Strategies and Pitfalls, July, 69,R&L, Professional Development
Ivancevich, Susan H., Dana R. Hermanson, andDaniel M. Ivancevich, Remediation of MaterialWeaknesses Related to Employee Compensation,Apr, 28, A&A, Internal Controls
Ivancevich, Susan H., Daniel M. Ivancevich, andRichard Roscher, The First Two Years ofEmployment: Strategies and Pitfalls, July, 69,R&L, Professional Development
JJackson, Cynthia M., Robert E. Osborne, and
Lynette I. Wood, Best Cities for Minority CPAs:All Cities Are Not Equal, Mar, 70, R&L, Diversityof the Profession
Jiang, Wei, and Jia Wu, The Impact of PCAOBAuditing Standard 5 on Audit Fees, Apr, 34, A&A,Auditing
Josephson, William, Tax Issues Raised by Madoff-Related Charity Investment Scandals, May, 6, PER,Emerging Issues
Joy, David, Stephen C. Del Vecchio, and Janice L.Klimek, State Sales Tax and Manufacturing PlantLocation, Dec, 40, TAX, Corporate Taxation
KKarim, Khondkar E., and Brian J. Rebhun, New
York State Eliminates Temporary Stay Exemptionto Residency: Recent Amendments ComplicateTemporary Stay Assignments, Sep, 40, TAX, State& Local Taxation
Karl, Peter A. III, 20 Questions About Tax Resourceson the Internet, Oct, 70, TECH, Online Resources
Kawaller, Ira G., Paved with Good Intentions: TheRoad to Better Accounting for Hedges, Aug, 6,PER, Viewpoint
Kerby, Debra, Keith Harrison, and Sandra K.Fleak, Forging Effective Campus Relationships,Jan, 69, R&L, Future of the Profession
———, Teaching: A Win-Win Opportunity forPractitioners, Oct, 66, R&L, Career Paths
King, Teresa T., H. Wayne Cecil, and Christine P.Andrews, Upcoming Changes to the CPA Exam,May, 58, R&L, Education
Klein, Mark S., and Jack Trachtenberg, New YorkCriminal Tax Investigations: Strategies Used by theSpecial Investigations Unit, Oct, 48, TAX, State &Local Taxation
Klimek, Janice L., David Joy, and Stephen C. DelVecchio, State Sales Tax and Manufacturing PlantLocation, Dec, 40, TAX, Corporate Taxation
Kolb, Brian M., New York’s Chance for Change, Dec,15, PER, Inbox: Letters to the Editor
Korb, Phillip J., Jan L. Williams, John N. Sigler,and Thomas E. Vermeer, How Deductions,Credits, and Other Benefits Impact the ActualMarginal Rate, June, 44, TAX, Federal Taxation
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Kranacher, Mary-Jo, Accounting and Regulation andEthics, Oh My!, Nov, 80, PER, Editorial: AMessage from the Editor-in-Chief
———, Accounting: A Profession or an Industry?, Aug,80, PER, Editorial: A Message from the Editor-in-Chief
———, Accounting: A Profession or an Industry? PartII, Sep, 80, PER, Editorial: A Message from theEditor-in-Chief
———, Accounting for the Madoff Fraud: Where’s theGuidance?, Apr, 80, PER, Editorial: A Messagefrom the Editor-in-Chief
———, COAP: My Summer Experience, Oct, 80, PER,Editorial: A Message from the Editor-in-Chief
———, Exposing Fraud: The Hidden Reality, Feb, 80,PER, Editorial: A Message from the Editor-in-Chief
———, Fraud Mitigation: The Last Great ProfitOpportunity?, Jan, 80, PER, Editorial: A Messagefrom the Editor-in-Chief
———, Getting Back to Our Core Values: An Interviewwith Ernest A. Almonte, AICPA Chairman, Jan, 14,INF
———, Mark-to-Madness: The Politicizing ofAccounting Standards, May, 80, PER, Editorial: AMessage from the Editor-in-Chief
———, Real Estate: Symptom or Cause?, July, 80,PER, Editorial: A Message from the Editor-in-Chief
———, Staying Ahead in the Count: An Interview withJonathan Mariner, CFO of Major League Baseball,Dec, 16, INF
———, Tax Havens: When Avoiding Taxes Is Un-American, June, 80, PER, Editorial: A Messagefrom the Editor-in-Chief
———, Whole Lotta Shakin’ Going On: Shock and Uhat the SEC, Mar, 80, PER, Editorial: A Messagefrom the Editor-in-Chief
———, Wrapping Up 2009 at the Journal, Dec, 80,PER, Editorial: A Message from the Editor-in-Chief
Kraten, Michael, A Profession’s Identity Crisis, Oct,14, PER, Inbox: Letters to the Editor
———, Revisiting ‘Monte Carlo’ Simulation Modeling:Client Service in an Era of Extreme InvestmentVolatility, Sep, 52, FIN, Personal FinancialPlanning
———, Rules vs. Principles: The Surprising Impact ofPersonality on Auditor-Client Interactions, Apr, 60,MGMT, Practice Management
Kravitz, Richard H., Socially ResponsibleAccounting: A Call for Reform in the Profession,Nov, 16, INF
Krom, Cynthia L., Mastering Accounting Research forthe CPA Exam, Second Edition, by Anita L. Feller,Aug, 12, PER, Book Review
———, Preparing for IFRS: Great Online InformationSources, Apr, 9, PER, Emerging Issues
Krotman, Max T., Determining the Multiple forBuyouts of Retiring Partners in External Sales orMergers, Nov, 58, MGMT, Practice Management
LLadd, Steven, Paperless Tax Workflow: Six Best
Practices, Apr, 11, PER, Emerging Issues
Lambert, Joyce C., Samuel J. Lambert III, andJennifer A. Haydel, Disengagement Letters:Crafting Documentation for a Variety of Scenarios,July, 64, MGMT, Practice Management
Lambert, Samuel J. III, Joyce C. Lambert, andJennifer A. Haydel, Disengagement Letters:Crafting Documentation for a Variety of Scenarios,July, 64, MGMT, Practice Management
Langmead, Joseph M., and Jalal Soroosh,International Financial Reporting Standards: TheRoad Ahead, Mar, 16, INF
———, Planning Ahead for IFRS 1: Initial Adoption ofIFRS by U.S. Companies, Oct, 24, A&A,International Accounting
Lavin, David, Tax Implications of Teachers’Compensation Plan Choices, Mar, 66, FIN,Personal Financial Planning
Lawson, Celia, and Vincent J. Love, Auditing inTurbulent Economic Times: Plan Ahead and ApplySkepticism and Judgment, May, 30, A&A,Auditing
Leasure, Stanley A., and Debra H. Oden, CriminalTax Evasion and Taxpayer Intent: Supreme CourtSays No Harm, No Foul, June, 38, TAX,Compliance & Enforcement
Leinicke, Linda M., Joyce A. Ostrosky, JohnDigenan, and W. Max Rexroad, AssessingElements of Corporate Governance: A SuggestedApproach, Feb, 70, R&L, Corporate Governance
Leon, Jim, How Safe Is Your Laptop?, Oct, 12, PER,Technology Security
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Leonard, Barbara, Bruce M. Bird, and Mark Segal,Like-Kind Exchanges of Mixed-Use Property:Spotlight on Bed and Breakfast Inns, Oct, 42,TAX, Federal Taxation
Lere, John C., Benchmarking Accounting Practices ina Global Economy, Nov, 10, PER, EnterpriseManagement
Levin, Mark H., Implications of the 2008–2009 NewYork State Budget Act, Jan, 48, TAX, State &Local Taxation
———, New Jersey Business Taxes and the ThrowoutRule, Apr, 50, TAX, State & Local Taxation
———, New York City Conforms Business Taxes withNew York State, Dec, 50, TAX, State & LocalTaxation
———, New York Raises Tax to Cover PlummetingReceipts: Provisions of the 2009/2010 Budget Act,Aug, 48, TAX, State & Local Taxation
———, New York State Electronic Filing Mandates,Feb, 48, TAX, State & Local Taxation
Levitt, Arthur, and Richard C. Breeden, Stepping UpInvestor Protection, June, 6, PER, Emerging Issues
Levitt, Steven C., Recognizing and Avoiding a WillContest: Keeping the Family Together, July, 58,FIN, Estate Planning
Lichtman, Shari Helaine, The Power of Storytelling:Narratives of Forensic Accountants Can BeCrucial, Apr, 6, PER, Viewpoint
Lightle, Susan S., Bud Baker, and Joseph F.Castellano, The Role of Boards of Directors inShaping Organizational Culture, Nov, 68, R&L,Corporate Governance
Lightle, Susan S., John K. Cook, and Kevin F.Brown, Voluntary Disclosure Agreements andAuditor Independence: Crafting a Policy that Fitsthe Process, Dec, 60, MGMT, PracticeManagement
Litman, Warren, and Gregory D. Singer, Best Use ofTax-Deferred Accounts: How to Optimize theWealth Advantage, Sep, 44, FIN, RetirementPlanning
Lobingier, Patricia G., Alan Reinstein, and BrianPatrick Green, Limiting Accountants’ LiabilityThrough Engagement Letters: A Comparison ofU.S. and European Policies, Nov, 52, MGMT,Accountant’s Liability
Lopez, Katherine J., and Linda B. Specht, TheComputer-based CPA Exam: Effects on CurricularChange and Measures of Outcomes Assessment,Sep, 64, R&L, Education
Love, Vincent J., The Executive’s Guide toDepositions: A Practical Reference Explaining theDeposition Stage of Pre-Trial Discovery inCommercial Litigation, by John Franklin Lang,Nov, 13, PER, Book Review
Love, Vincent J., and John H. Eickemeyer, IFRS andAccountants’ Liability, Apr, 54, MGMT,Accountant’s Liability
Love, Vincent J., and Celia Lawson, Auditing inTurbulent Economic Times: Plan Ahead and ApplySkepticism and Judgment, May, 30, A&A,Auditing
Lubetkin, Julie, Turning Payroll Pains into PayrollGains, Aug, 11, PER, Technology Trends
Lyne, Dannell R., Posing as Professionals, Oct, 14,PER, Inbox: Letters to the Editor
M-NMa, Cindy W., Expected Life After SAB 107 and SAB
110: One Approach to Estimating the ExpectedTerm of Stock Options, May, 36, A&A,Accounting
Ma, Cindy W., and Andrew MacNamara, When FairValue Is Not Fair, Jan, 10, PER, Viewpoint
MacNamara, Andrew, and Cindy W. Ma, When FairValue Is Not Fair, Jan, 10, PER, Viewpoint
Mammano, Karyl A., and Kari A. Smoker, TheRevision of Federal Form 990: A Move TowardSOX-like Reform in the Nonprofit Sector?, July,52, TAX, Not-for-Profit Organizations
Marden, Ronald E., and Kennard S. Brackney,Audit Risk and IFRS: Does Increased FlexibilityIncrease Audit Risk?, June, 32, A&A, InternationalAuditing
Martin, James, and Kanalis Ockree, An Analysis ofExternal and Internal Responses to MaterialWeaknesses: Implementing Section 404 of theSarbanes-Oxley Act, July, 42, A&A, InternalControls
Martin, Jim, Accounting for Expenses: A Risk-ProneArea, Jan, 26, A&A, Accounting
Mascha, Maureen Francis, J. William Harden, andJames Trebby, Trading in CO2 Credits: Tax Issuesto Consider, Jan, 42, TAX, Corporate Taxation
McCoy, Kevin J., and Thomas E. Riley, ‘Excelsior’:The Pursuit of Quality in the CPA Profession, Mar,6, PER, Viewpoint
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McCraw, J. Harrison, Bruce M. Bird, Christine M.Haynes, and Steven M. Platau, SeekingProtection from the Trust Fund Recovery Penalty:Board Volunteers May Find It Difficult to SatisfyIRC Section 6672(e), Nov, 36, TAX, Not-for-ProfitOrganizations
McEnroe, John E., Nancy T. Hill, and Kevin T.Stevens, A Comparison of CFOs’ and CPAs’Perceptions of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act and thePCAOB, Aug, 30, A&A, Financial Reporting
McGowan, John R., New Rules and Penalties forDisclosure of Tax Data Could Land Tax Preparersin Jail, May, 46, TAX, Federal Taxation
McKeown, Jim, Ignorance Is Not Bliss, Jan, 13, PER,Inbox: Letters to the Editor
Meade, Janet A., Overtime Pay Requirements forSalaried Employees, July, 60, MGMT, EmployeeBenefit Plans
Meeting, David, Charles Alvis, and MichaelCornick, Retirement Planning: AccountantsShould Consider Medicare Costs, Mar, 62, FIN,Personal Financial Planning
Metzger, Lawrence M., Derivative Measurement andReporting for Governments, Nov, 24, A&A,Government Accounting
Miles, Karen, and Marc Asbra, The Valuation ofEarn-outs and Acquired Contingencies UnderSFAS 141(R), Mar, 38, A&A, Business Valuation
Mintz, Steven M., Proposed Changes in RevenueRecognition Under U.S. GAAP and IFRS, Dec, 34,A&A, Standards Setting
Mock, Rodney P., Using the New ‘Qualified JointVenture’: Opportunities for Husband-and-WifePartnerships, Feb, 44, TAX, Federal Taxation
Morris, Philip W., Ronald J. Daigle, and David C.Hayes, Small Businesses: Know Thy Enemy andTheir Methods, Oct, 30, A&A, Fraud
Mosso, David, Early Warning and Quick Response:Accounting in the 21st Century, July, 6, PER,Viewpoint
Mueller, Jennifer M., and Duane M. Brandon, HowNonaudit Services Affect Objectivity: What theResearch Reveals, June, 52, MGMT, CPAConsultant
Murray, Ronald J., ‘Wishful Thinking’ Accounting,Jan, 13, PER, Inbox: Letters to the Editor
OOckree, Kanalis, and James Martin, An Analysis of
External and Internal Responses to MaterialWeaknesses: Implementing Section 404 of theSarbanes-Oxley Act, July, 42, A&A, InternalControls
Oden, Debra H., and Stanley A. Leasure, CriminalTax Evasion and Taxpayer Intent: Supreme CourtSays No Harm, No Foul, June, 38, TAX,Compliance & Enforcement
Osborne, Robert E., Lynette I. Wood, and CynthiaM. Jackson, Best Cities for Minority CPAs: AllCities Are Not Equal, Mar, 70, R&L, Diversity ofthe Profession
Ostrosky, Joyce A., Linda M. Leinicke, JohnDigenan, and W. Max Rexroad, AssessingElements of Corporate Governance: A SuggestedApproach, Feb, 70, R&L, Corporate Governance
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Parisi, Ronald C., The Fine Art of Whistleblowing:How to Keep Someone Else’s Misconduct fromBecoming Yours, Nov, 6, PER, Ethics
Platau, Steven M., Bruce M. Bird, Christine M.Haynes, and J. Harrison McCraw, SeekingProtection from the Trust Fund Recovery Penalty:Board Volunteers May Find It Difficult to SatisfyIRC Section 6672(e), Nov, 36, TAX, Not-for-ProfitOrganizations
Platau, Steven, Denise Dickins, and William A.Hillison, New Loss Contingency DisclosureStandards: Will They Make a Difference?, Sep, 26,A&A, Standards Setting
Polimeni, Ralph S., Jacqueline A. Burke, and DianaBenyaminy, Using Computer Simulations toRecruit and Train Generation Y Accountants, May,64, TECH, Future of the Profession
Pomeranz, Russell, The Evolution of HumanResources Directors’ Responsibilities, July, 12,PER, Human Resources
Previts, Gary John, Dale L. Flesher, and Andrew D.Sharp, Jennie May Palen, Accountant and Poet,1891–1990: The Writing Dimension of Accounting,Dec, 6, PER, Historical Perspective
Putney, Terrence, and Joel Sinkin, ReplacingRetiring Partners: Succession Planning in Today’sEconomy, Oct, 62, MGMT, Practice Management
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QQuam, Mark D., Unknown Basis, Untapped
Opportunity: How to Turn Low- or Zero-Basis intoReliable Retirement Income, Sep, 56, FIN,Personal Financial Planning
RRabinowitz, Allan M., Who Was Luca Pacioli?, Feb,
12, PER, Historical Perspective
Raghunandan, K., Lewis F. Davidson, and JohnWrieden, SEC Comment Letters Related toInternal Control Disclosures, Aug, 34, A&A, SECPractice
Raspante, John F., Liability Exposures in ProvidingAccounting Services to Contractors, Oct, 58,MGMT, Accountant’s Liability
Rebhun, Brian J., and Khondkar E. Karim, NewYork State Eliminates Temporary Stay Exemptionto Residency: Recent Amendments ComplicateTemporary Stay Assignments, Sep, 40, TAX, State& Local Taxation
Rechtman, Yigal, Anti-Fraud Risk and ControlWorkbook, by Peter D. Goldmann, with HiltonKaufman, Sep, 11, PER, Book Review
———, Evaluating Software Risks as Part of aFinancial Audit, June, 68, TECH, The CPA & theComputer
Recor, Mary, The Deductibility of ‘Reasonable’Compensation: Dividends by Any Other Name AreStill Dividends, Apr, 44, TAX, Corporate Taxation
Reinstein, Alan, Patricia G. Lobingier, and BrianPatrick Green, Limiting Accountants’ LiabilityThrough Engagement Letters: A Comparison ofU.S. and European Policies, Nov, 52, MGMT,Accountant’s Liability
Rexroad, W. Max, Joyce A. Ostrosky, Linda M.Leinicke, and John Digenan, AssessingElements of Corporate Governance: A SuggestedApproach, Feb, 70, R&L, Corporate Governance
Riley, Thomas E., and Kevin J. McCoy, ‘Excelsior’:The Pursuit of Quality in the CPA Profession, Mar,6, PER, Viewpoint
Robak, Espen, Fair Value Is Here to Stay, Oct, 6, PER,Viewpoint
Robbins, Walter A., GASB 53: New Standards forDerivative and Hedging Activities in the PublicSector, Apr, 14, INF
Root, M. Darren, The Exceptional Value of OnsiteCPA Communities, Sep, 13, PER, PracticeManagement
Roscher, Richard, Susan H. Ivancevich, and DanielM. Ivancevich, The First Two Years ofEmployment: Strategies and Pitfalls, July, 69,R&L, Professional Development
Rose, Laura C., and John M. Trussel, Fair ValueAccounting and the Current Financial Crisis, June,26, A&A, Standards Setting
Roybark, Helen M., PCAOB Inspection Report Card:An Improved Grade on Timeliness, Feb, 65, R&L,Regulation of the Profession
———, Why Wasn’t Madoff’s Auditor Peer Reviewedor Inspected?: New Bill Seeks to Close Loophole,May, 56, MGMT, Accountant’s Liability
Russell, Richard L., and Robert Clovey, Gain on Saleof Primary Residence: New Tax Implications, Feb,16, INF
———, The Home Sale Exclusion: A HistoricalPerspective, Sep, 36, TAX, Federal Taxation
———, New Real Estate Tax Deduction: Is It a Loan,Tax Credit, or Hybrid?, Mar, 60, TAX, FederalTaxation
SScarpati, Stephen, How the Madoff Fraud Could
Affect Your CPA Practice, Aug, 23, INF
———, Mentoring the Next Generation, June, 13, PER,Education
Schmutte, James, and James R. Duncan,Professional Judgment: A Model for Accountingand Auditing Decisions, Sep, 32, A&A, FinancialReporting
Segal, Mark, Barbara Leonard, and Bruce M. Bird,Like-Kind Exchanges of Mixed-Use Property:Spotlight on Bed and Breakfast Inns, Oct, 42,TAX, Federal Taxation
Sharma, Pramodita, James J. Chrisman, Jess H.Chua, and Timothy R. Yoder, Guiding FamilyBusinesses Through the Succession Process: AStep-by-Step Guide for CPA Advisors, June, 48,FIN, Succession Planning
Sharp, Andrew D., Dale L. Flesher, and Gary JohnPrevits, Jennie May Palen, Accountant and Poet,1891–1990: The Writing Dimension of Accounting,Dec, 6, PER, Historical Perspective
Shorten, Barry, and Louis Basso, Growing PEOIndustry Continues to Raise Its Standards, Oct, 10,PER, Human Resources
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Sigler, John N., Jan L. Williams, Phillip J. Korb,and Thomas E. Vermeer, How Deductions,Credits, and Other Benefits Impact the ActualMarginal Rate, June, 44, TAX, Federal Taxation
Singer, Gregory D., Can Early Harvests Reap GreaterGains?: Should a Prospective Change in Tax PolicyInfluence an Investment Strategy?, Oct, 52, FIN,Personal Financial Planning
Singer, Gregory D., and Patrick S. Boyle,Investment Planning After the Flood: Charting aCourse of Action, Dec, 54, FIN, Personal FinancialPlanning
Singer, Gregory D., and Warren Litman, Best Use ofTax-Deferred Accounts: How to Optimize theWealth Advantage, Sep, 44, FIN, RetirementPlanning
Sinkin, Joel, and Terrence Putney, ReplacingRetiring Partners: Succession Planning in Today’sEconomy, Oct, 62, MGMT, Practice Management
Smith, G. Stevenson and C.W. Von Bergen, TheHuman Side of IFRS, June, 59, MGMT, PracticeManagement
Smith, James K., Randall K. Hanson, and GlennWalberg, Bankruptcy Law in Difficult EconomicTimes, May, 52, FIN, Financial Management
Smoker, Kari A., and Karyl A. Mammano, TheRevision of Federal Form 990: A Move TowardSOX-like Reform in the Nonprofit Sector?, July,52, TAX, Not-for-Profit Organizations
Soroosh, Jalal, and Joseph M. Langmead,International Financial Reporting Standards: TheRoad Ahead, Mar, 16, INF
———, Planning Ahead for IFRS 1: Initial Adoption ofIFRS by U.S. Companies, Oct, 24, A&A,International Accounting
Speaker, Paul, and Arron Scott Fleming, MonitoringFinancial Performance: An Approach for ForensicCrime Labs, Aug, 60, MGMT, CPA Consultant
Specht, Linda B., and Katherine J. Lopez, TheComputer-based CPA Exam: Effects on CurricularChange and Measures of Outcomes Assessment,Sep, 64, R&L, Education
Stephenson, Teresa, and Stacy Wade, Do TaxpayersWant Less Aggressive Returns?, Feb, 40, TAX,Compliance & Enforcement
Stevens, Kevin T., Nancy T. Hill, and John E.McEnroe, A Comparison of CFOs’ and CPAs’Perceptions of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act and thePCAOB, Aug, 30, A&A, Financial Reporting
Stuebs, Martin T. Jr., and Brett R. Wilkinson,Restoring the Profession’s Public Interest Role:Lessons from Tax Shelter Activities, Nov, 62,R&L, Perceptions of the Profession
Stuebs, Martin T. Jr., and C. William Thomas,Improved Judgment in Financial Accounting: APrincipled Approach, Jan, 32, A&A, StandardsSetting
T-UTawil, Abraham N., ‘Make Believe’ Accounting, Oct,
14, PER, Inbox: Letters to the Editor
Taylor, Dawn, Accounting Irregularities and FinancialFraud: A Corporate Governance Guide, ThirdEdition, by Michael R. Young, June, 16, PER,Book Review
Taylor, Martin E., The IASB’s Narrative ReportingProject: Exposure Draft on ManagementCommentary, Nov, 30, A&A, InternationalAccounting
Thomas, C. William, and Martin T. Stuebs, Jr.,Improved Judgment in Financial Accounting: APrincipled Approach, Jan, 32, A&A, StandardsSetting
Thomson, Jeffrey C., Accounting Associations NeedSynergies, Not Silos, Mar, 12, PER, EmergingIssues
———, Closing the Accounting Talent Gap, Dec, 13,PER, Future of the Profession
Tipograh, Neil, A Tax Professional’s Guide to Madoff-Related Losses: Answering Victims’ Questions on2008 Returns, Mar, 44, TAX, Federal Taxation
Toerner, Michael C., A Guide to Using the AccountingStandards Codification, Feb, 20, A&A, StandardsSetting
Trachtenberg, Jack, and Mark S. Klein, New YorkCriminal Tax Investigations: Strategies Used by theSpecial Investigations Unit, Oct, 48, TAX, State &Local Taxation
Trebby, James, Maureen Francis Mascha, and J.William Harden, Trading in CO2 Credits: TaxIssues to Consider, Jan, 42, TAX, CorporateTaxation
Tribunella, Heidi, Twenty Questions on InternationalFinancial Reporting Standards, Mar, 32, A&A,International Accounting
Trott, Edward, Keep Politics Out of AccountingStandards: Advice for the Financial Crisis AdvisoryGroup, May, 19, PER, Viewpoint
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True, Susan L., Expensing the AIG Retreat, Jan, 13,PER, Inbox: Letters to the Editor
Trussel, John M., and Laura C. Rose, Fair ValueAccounting and the Current Financial Crisis, June,26, A&A, Standards Setting
Turner, Lynn E., The Systemic Dismantling of theSystem, May, 16, PER, Viewpoint
VVerma, Ani, The Future of Insurance Accounting:
Implications for the U.S. Insurance Business, Jan,66, MGMT, Insurance
Vermeer, Thomas E., Jan L. Williams, Philip J.Korb, and John N. Sigler, How Deductions,Credits, and Other Benefits Impact the ActualMarginal Rate, June, 44, TAX, Federal Taxation
Von Bergen, C.W., and G. Stevenson Smith, TheHuman Side of IFRS, June, 59, MGMT, PracticeManagement
W-XWade, Stacy, and Teresa Stephenson, Do Taxpayers
Want Less Aggressive Returns?, Feb, 40, TAX,Compliance & Enforcement
Walberg, Glenn, Randall K. Hanson, and James K.Smith, Bankruptcy Law in Difficult EconomicTimes, May, 52, FIN, Financial Management
Wall, Joseph, Don E. Giacomino, and Michael D.Akers, Testing the Financial Literacy andExpertise of Audit Committee Members, Aug, 66,R&L, Corporate Governance
Waxman, Robert N., Audit Committee Essentials, byCurtis C. Verschoor, Jan, 12, PER, Book Review
Weber, Janis C., and Dorothy Davis, The RealEthical Dilemma, Nov, 15, PER, Inbox: Letters tothe Editor
Weld, Leonard G., and Michael L. Holland,Cancellation of Debt Income Can Be a Surprise forthe Borrower, Aug, 52, TAX, Federal Taxation
Wells, Joseph T., Mortgage Fraud: A Scourge of the21st Century?, Feb, 6, PER, Emerging Issues
———, Practical and Ethical Considerations in FraudExamination, June, 56, MGMT, Fraud
Werner, Charles A., Accountant Confidentiality: TheDuty to Remain Silent vs. the Duty to Speak, June,62, R&L, Ethics
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Wilkinson, Brett R., and Martin T. Stuebs, Jr.,Restoring the Profession’s Public Interest Role:Lessons from Tax Shelter Activities, Nov, 62, R&L,Perceptions of the Profession
Williams, Jan L., Phillip J. Korb, John N. Sigler,and Thomas E. Vermeer, How Deductions,Credits, and Other Benefits Impact the ActualMarginal Rate, June, 44, TAX, Federal Taxation
Wilson, James H., and William G. Droms, LifeCycle Investing: Revisiting an Old PlanningApproach, Apr, 52, FIN, Personal FinancialPlanning
Winsten, Irwin, Confronting Risk in a Complex World,Mar, 15, PER, Inbox: Letters to the Editor
Wood, Lynette I., Robert E. Osborne, and CynthiaM. Jackson, Best Cities for Minority CPAs: AllCities Are Not Equal, Mar, 70, R&L, Diversity ofthe Profession
Wrieden, John, Lewis F. Davidson, and K.Raghunandan, SEC Comment Letters Related toInternal Control Disclosures, Aug, 34, A&A, SECPractice
Wu, Jia, and Wei Jiang, The Impact of PCAOBAuditing Standard 5 on Audit Fees, Apr, 34, A&A,Auditing
Y-ZYoder, Timothy R., James J. Chrisman, Jess H.
Chua, and Pramodita Sharma, Guiding FamilyBusinesses Through the Succession Process: AStep-by-Step Guide for CPA Advisors, June, 48,FIN, Succession Planning
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A CPA Journal Symposium (remarks by Robert E.Sohr, David A. Lifson, Thomas R. Manisero, DanL. Goldwasser, Ric Rosario, and John H.Eickemeyer), Aug, 14
A Clear Look at Tax Software: 2009 Annual Survey ofNew York State Practitioners, by Susan B. Andersand Carol M. Fischer, May, 20
Gain on Sale of Primary Residence: New TaxImplications, by Richard L. Russell and RobertClovey, Feb, 16
GASB 53: New Standards for Derivative and HedgingActivities in the Public Sector, by Walter A.Robbins, Apr, 14
Getting Back to Our Core Values: An Interview withErnest A. Almonte, AICPA Chairman, by Mary-JoKranacher, Jan, 14
How the Madoff Fraud Could Affect Your CPA Practice,by Stephen Scarpati, Aug, 23
International Accounting Standards: Going from theTalk to Doing the Walk: FASB Chairman RobertH. Herz Interview, July, 14
International Accounting Standards: Going from theTalk to Doing the Walk: Grant Thornton CEOEdward E. Nusbaum Interview, July, 34
International Accounting Standards: Going from theTalk to Doing the Walk: IASB Vice Chairman TomJones Interview, July, 20
International Accounting Standards: Going from theTalk to Doing the Walk: PwC Global CEO SamuelA. DiPiazza, Jr., Interview, July, 28
International Accounting Standards: Panel Discussion:Companies Talk About Starting the Walk, July, 40
International Accounting Standards: Panel Discussion: IsAmerica Walking Yet?, July, 26
International Financial Reporting Standards: The RoadAhead, by Joseph M. Langmead and Jalal Soroosh,Mar, 16
The Long Arm of the Law: The Regulatory Reach ofNew York’s Accountancy Reform, Oct, 16
Recognizing the Red Flags of a Ponzi Scheme: Will YouBe Blamed for Not Heeding the Warning Signs?,by Sandra S. Benson, June, 18
In Focus IndexIn Focus IndexReverse Mortgages and the Alternatives: Weighing
Solutions for Potential Borrowers, by JamesHopson, Patricia D. Hopson, and Stephen C. DelVecchio, Sep, 14
The Role of Mark-to-Market Accounting in theFinancial Crisis: Does Fair Value Expose Problemson the Financial Statements, or Exacerbate Them?,Jan, 20
Socially Responsible Accounting: A Call for Reform inthe Profession, by Richard H. Kravitz, Nov, 16
Staying Ahead in the Count: An Interview with JonathanMariner, CFO of Major League Baseball, by Mary-Jo Kranacher, Dec, 16
Accounting & Auditing
ACCOUNTINGAccounting for Emission Allowances: An Issue in Need
of Standards, by John Elfrink and Mitch Ellison,Feb, 30
Accounting for Expenses: A Risk-Prone Area, by JimMartin, Jan, 26
Changes Proposed Under the FASB Exposure Draft onEarnings Per Share, by Baruch Englard, May, 42
Expected Life After SAB 107 and SAB 110: OneApproach to Estimating the Expected Term ofStock Options, by Cindy W. Ma, May, 36
Protecting and Preserving Net Operating Losses, byAndrew J. DeJoseph, Dec, 30
Two Threats to Sound Accounting by Banks and Thrifts,by Barry Jay Epstein, Sep, 20
AUDITING
Audit Committee Material Weaknesses in SmallerReporting Companies, by Audrey A. Gramling,Dana R. Hermanson, and Heather M. Hermanson,Dec, 24
Auditing in Turbulent Economic Times: Plan Ahead andApply Skepticism and Judgment, by Vincent J.Love and Celia Lawson, May, 30
Bank Loan Officers’ Perceptions of Audit FirmRotation, by Bobbie W. Daniels and QuintonBooker, Jan, 36
The Impact of PCAOB Auditing Standard 5 on AuditFees, by Wei Jiang and Jia Wu, Apr, 34
Understanding the Changes in Risk AssessmentStandards, by Ronald L. Clark, July, 48
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BUSINESS VALUATION
The Valuation of Earn-outs and Acquired ContingenciesUnder SFAS 141(R), by Marc Asbra and KarenMiles, Mar, 38
FINANCIAL REPORTING
A Comparison of CFOs’ and CPAs’ Perceptions of theSarbanes-Oxley Act and the PCAOB, by Nancy T.Hill, John E. McEnroe, and Kevin T. Stevens, Aug, 30
Professional Judgment: A Model for Accounting andAuditing Decisions, by James Schmutte and JamesR. Duncan, Sep, 32
SEC Rulemaking Affecting Smaller Public Companies:The Rule 144 Amendments, by Allan Grauberd,Feb, 26
FRAUD
Small Businesses: Know Thy Enemy and TheirMethods, by Ronald J. Daigle, Philip W. Morris,and David C. Hayes, Oct, 30
GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTING
Derivative Measurement and Reporting forGovernments, by Lawrence M. Metzger, Nov, 24
Measuring Financial Stress on State and LocalGovernments: A Proposal for Early Detection, byKhaled Abdel Ghany, Oct, 38
INTERNAL CONTROLS
An Analysis of External and Internal Responses toMaterial Weaknesses: Implementing Section 404 ofthe Sarbanes-Oxley Act, by Kanalis Ockree andJames Martin, July, 42
Remediation of Material Weaknesses Related toEmployee Compensation, Dana R. Hermanson,Daniel M. Ivancevich, and Susan H. Ivancevich,Apr, 28
INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING
The Economic Effects of IFRS Adoption: Investigatingthe Expected Benefits, by Barry Jay Epstein, Mar, 26
The IASB’s Narrative Reporting Project: Exposure Drafton Management Commentary, by Martin E. Taylor,Nov, 30
Planning Ahead for IFRS 1: Initial Adoption of IFRS byU.S. Companies, by Joseph M. Langmead and JalalSoroosh, Oct, 24
Twenty Questions on International Financial ReportingStandards, by Heidi Tribunella, Mar, 32
INTERNATIONAL AUDITING
Audit Risk and IFRS: Does Increased FlexibilityIncrease Audit Risk?, by Ronald E. Marden andKennard S. Brackney, June, 32
SEC PRACTICE
SEC Comment Letters Related to Internal ControlDisclosures, by Lewis F. Davidson, K.Raghunandan, and John Wrieden, Aug, 34
STANDARDS SETTING
Are FASB Statements Becoming More Understandable?,by James W. Greenspan and Carolyn L. Hartwell,Feb, 34
Fair Value Accounting and the Current Financial Crisis,by John M. Trussel and Laura C. Rose, June, 26
Fair Value’s ‘How’ Meets ‘When’: The Complicationsof Applying Mark-to-Market Accounting in anInactive Market, by Kang Cheng, Aug, 26
A Guide to Using the Accounting StandardsCodification, by Michael C. Toerner, Feb, 20
Improved Judgment in Financial Accounting: APrincipled Approach, by Martin T. Stuebs, Jr., andC. William Thomas, Jan, 32
The Missing Concept: What Happened to theImportance of Matching?, by Harold Bierman, Jr.,Apr, 22
New Loss Contingency Disclosure Standards: Will TheyMake a Difference?, by Denise Dickins, WilliamA. Hillison, and Steven Platau, Sep, 26
Proposed Changes in Revenue Recognition Under U.S.GAAP and IFRS, by Steven M. Mintz, Dec, 34
Finance
BUSINESS VALUATION
Risks in Applying the New Business CombinationGuidance to Intangible Assets, by Matthew Craneand Robert A. Dyson, Jan, 50
EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLANS
Recent Developments in Pension Accounting: TheFASB and IASB Move Toward Convergence, byBarbara Apostolou and Nicholas G. Apostolou,Nov, 46
ESTATE PLANNING
Recognizing and Avoiding a Will Contest: Keeping theFamily Together, by Steven C. Levitt, July, 58
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FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Bankruptcy Law in Difficult Economic Times, byRandall K. Hanson, James K. Smith, and GlennWalberg, May, 52
How Safe Are Bank Deposits?: Recent Changes toFDIC Coverage Limits, by Kenneth Hansen,Steven J. Carlson, and Robert J. Dosch, Feb, 50
PERSONAL FINANCIAL PLANNING
Can Early Harvests Reap Greater Gains?: Should aProspective Change in Tax Policy Influence anInvestment Strategy?, by Gregory D. Singer, Oct, 52
From Hope to Opportunity: An Added Tax Incentive forAttending College, by Avril K. George-Robinsonand Paul S. Cox, Sep, 48
Investment Planning After the Flood: Charting a Courseof Action, by Gregory D. Singer and Patrick S.Boyle, Dec, 54
Life Cycle Investing: Revisiting an Old PlanningApproach, by James H. Wilson and William G.Droms, Apr, 52
Retirement Planning: Accountants Should ConsiderMedicare Costs, by Charles Alvis, David Meeting,and Michael Cornick, Mar, 62
Revisiting ‘Monte Carlo’ Simulation Modeling: ClientService in an Era of Extreme Investment Volatility,by Michael Kraten, Sep, 52
Tax Implications of Teachers’ Compensation PlanChoices, by David Lavin, Mar, 66
Unknown Basis, Untapped Opportunity: How to TurnLow- or Zero-Basis into Reliable RetirementIncome, by Mark D. Quam, Sep, 56
RETIREMENT PLANNING
Best Use of Tax-Deferred Accounts: How to Optimizethe Wealth Advantage, by Gregory D. Singer andWarren Litman, Sep, 44
What If Congress Reneges on Roths?, by David S.Hulse, Aug, 56
SUCCESSION PLANNING
Guiding Family Businesses Through the SuccessionProcess: A Step-by-Step Guide for CPA Advisors,by James J. Chrisman, Jess H. Chua, PramoditaSharma, and Timothy R. Yoder, June, 48
Management
ACCOUNTANT’S LIABILITY
IFRS and Accountants’ Liability, by Vincent J. Love andJohn H. Eickemeyer, Apr, 54
Liability Exposures in Providing Accounting Services toContractors, by John F. Raspante, Oct, 58
Limiting Accountants’ Liability Through EngagementLetters: A Comparison of U.S. and EuropeanPolicies, by Alan Reinstein, Patricia G. Lobingier,and Brian Patrick Green, Nov, 52
Why Wasn’t Madoff’s Auditor Peer Reviewed orInspected?: New Bill Seeks to Close Loophole, byHelen M. Roybark, May, 56
CORPORATE MANAGEMENT
Applying SAB 108: Practical and ConceptualClarifications, by Thomas R. Craig, Feb, 54
CPA CONSULTANT
Applying Sarbanes-Oxley Principles to Colleges andUniversities, by Sean Goins, Don E. Giacomino,and Michael D. Akers, Apr, 62
Core Components in Estimating Economic Damages forIndividuals, by James A. DiGabriele, Feb, 61
How Nonaudit Services Affect Objectivity: What theResearch Reveals, by Duane M. Brandon andJennifer M. Mueller, June, 52
Monitoring Financial Performance: An Approach forForensic Crime Labs, by Paul Speaker and ArronScott Fleming, Aug, 60
EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLANS
Overtime Pay Requirements for Salaried Employees, byJanet A. Meade, July, 60
Retirement Plans for Employees of Tax-ExemptOrganizations, by Dana Scott Fried, Sep, 60
FRAUD
Practical and Ethical Considerations in FraudExamination, by Joseph T. Wells, June, 56
INSURANCE
The Future of Insurance Accounting: Implications forthe U.S. Insurance Business, by Ani Verma, Jan, 66
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Offshoring the Independent Audit Function:Considerations, Implications, and ResearchOpportunities, by Brian Daugherty and DeniseDickins, Jan, 60
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT
Determining the Multiple for Buyouts of RetiringPartners in External Sales or Mergers, by Max T.Krotman, Nov, 58
Disengagement Letters: Crafting Documentation for aVariety of Scenarios, by Joyce C. Lambert, SamuelJ. Lambert III, and Jennifer A. Haydel, July, 64
Execution and Documentation Are Critical to Success,by John K. Cook, Jr., Mar, 68
The Human Side of IFRS, by G. Stevenson Smith andC.W. Von Bergen, June, 59
Replacing Retiring Partners: Succession Planning inToday’s Economy, by Terrence Putney and JoelSinkin, Oct, 62
Rules vs. Principles: The Surprising Impact ofPersonality on Auditor-Client Interactions, byMichael Kraten, Apr, 60
Voluntary Disclosure Agreements and AuditorIndependence: Crafting a Policy that Fits theProcess, by John K. Cook, Kevin F. Brown, andSusan S. Lightle, Dec, 60
QUALITY CONTROL
Evidence from the PCAOB’s Second Inspections ofSmall Firms: Driving Improvements in Auditingand Quality Control, by Dana R. Hermanson andRichard W. Houston, Feb, 58
Responsibilities & Leadership
ACCOUNTANT’S LIABILITY
Will CPAs Become Madoff’s Next Victims?, by Dan L.Goldwasser and John H. Eickemeyer, Apr, 68
CAREER PATHS
Teaching: A Win-Win Opportunity for Practitioners, byDebra Kerby, Keith Harrison, and Sandra K. Fleak,Oct, 66
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
Assessing Elements of Corporate Governance: ASuggested Approach, by Joyce A. Ostrosky, LindaM. Leinicke, John Digenan, and W. Max Rexroad,Feb, 70
Beware of Equity Compensation, by Theresa F. Henry,Dec, 68
The Role of Boards of Directors in ShapingOrganizational Culture, by Susan S. Lightle, BudBaker, and Joseph F. Castellano, Nov, 68
Testing the Financial Literacy and Expertise of AuditCommittee Members, by Don E. Giacomino,Michael D. Akers, and Joseph Wall, Aug, 66
DIVERSITY OF THE PROFESSION
Best Cities for Minority CPAs: All Cities Are Not Equal,by Robert E. Osborne, Lynette I. Wood, andCynthia M. Jackson, Mar, 70
EDUCATION
The Computer-based CPA Exam: Effects on CurricularChange and Measures of Outcomes Assessment, byKatherine J. Lopez and Linda B. Specht, Sep, 64
Upcoming Changes to the CPA Exam, by Teresa T.King, H. Wayne Cecil, and Christine P. Andrews,May, 58
ETHICS
Accountant Confidentiality: The Duty to Remain Silentvs. the Duty to Speak, by Charles A. Werner, June, 62
FUTURE OF THE PROFESSION
Forging Effective Campus Relationships, by KeithHarrison, Debra Kerby, and Sandra K. Fleak, Jan, 69
PERCEPTIONS OF THE PROFESSION
Restoring the Profession’s Public Interest Role: Lessonsfrom Tax Shelter Activities, by Martin Stuebs, Jr.,and Brett R. Wilkinson, Nov, 62
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
The First Two Years of Employment: Strategies andPitfalls, by Susan H. Ivancevich, Daniel M.Ivancevich, and Richard Roscher, July, 69
REGULATION OF THE PROFESSION
PCAOB Inspection Report Card: An Improved Grade onTimeliness, by Helen M. Roybark, Feb, 65
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COMPLIANCE & ENFORCEMENT
Criminal Tax Evasion and Taxpayer Intent: SupremeCourt Says No Harm, No Foul, by Stanley A.Leasure and Debra H. Oden, June, 38
Do Taxpayers Want Less Aggressive Returns?, by StacyWade and Teresa Stephenson, Feb, 40
CORPORATE TAXATION
The Deductibility of ‘Reasonable’ Compensation:Dividends by Any Other Name Are StillDividends, by Mary Recor, Apr, 44
State Sales Tax and Manufacturing Plant Location, byDavid Joy, Stephen C. Del Vecchio, and Janice L.Klimek, Dec, 40
Trading in CO2 Credits: Tax Issues to Consider, byMaureen Francis Mascha, J. William Harden, andJames Trebby, Jan, 42
FEDERAL TAXATION
Cancellation of Debt Income Can Be a Surprise for theBorrower, by Michael L. Holland and Leonard G.Weld, Aug, 52
Can IRC Section 1341, Claim of Right, Relieve the Painof Madoff-Related Losses?, by Monte S. Colbert,July, 56
Comparing Accounting and Taxation for Leases, byRobert Bloom and William J. Cenker, Apr, 40
Congressional Plan for Economic Recovery: Overviewof Recent Tax Acts, by Chris Fenn, Aug, 38
The Home Sale Exclusion: A Historical Perspective, byRobert Clovey and Richard L. Russell, Sep, 36
How Deductions, Credits, and Other Benefits Impact theActual Marginal Rate, by Jan L. Williams, Philip J.Korb, John N. Sigler, and Thomas E. Vermeer,June, 44
Like-Kind Exchanges of Mixed-Use Property: Spotlighton Bed and Breakfast Inns, by Barbara Leonard,Bruce M. Bird, and Mark Segal, Oct, 42
New Real Estate Tax Deduction: Is It a Loan, TaxCredit, or Hybrid?, by Robert Clovey and RichardL. Russell, Mar, 60
New Rules and Penalties for Disclosure of Tax DataCould Land Tax Preparers in Jail, by John R.McGowan, May, 46
A Tax Professional’s Guide to Madoff-Related Losses:Answering Victims’ Questions on 2008 Returns, byNeil Tipograph, Mar, 44
Using the New ‘Qualified Joint Venture’: Opportunitiesfor Husband-and-Wife Partnerships, by Rodney P.Mock, Feb, 44
FRAUD
Deductibility of Theft Losses: Looking for Context forMadoff-Related Claims, by Robert S. Barnett, Mar, 52
NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS
The Revision of Federal Form 990: A Move TowardSOX-like Reform in the Nonprofit Sector?, by KariA. Smoker and Karyl A. Mammano, July, 52
Seeking Protection from the Trust Fund RecoveryPenalty: Board Volunteers May Find It Difficult toSatisfy IRC Section 6672(e), by Bruce M. Bird,Christine M. Haynes, J. Harrison McCraw, andSteven M. Platau, Nov, 36
STATE & LOCAL TAXATION
Implications of the 2008–2009 New York State BudgetAct, by Mark H. Levin, Jan, 48
New Jersey Business Taxes and the Throwout Rule, byMark H. Levin, Apr, 50
New York City Conforms Business Taxes with NewYork State, by Mark H. Levin, Dec, 50
New York Criminal Tax Investigations: Strategies Usedby the Special Investigations Unit, by Mark S.Klein and Jack Trachtenberg, Oct, 48
New York Raises Tax to Cover Plummeting Receipts:Provisions of the 2009/2010 Budget Act, by MarkH. Levin, Aug, 48
New York State Electronic Filing Mandates, by Mark H.Levin, Feb, 48
New York State Eliminates Temporary Stay Exemptionto Residency: Recent Amendments ComplicateTemporary Stay Assignments, by Brian J. Rebhunand Khondkar E. Karim, Sep, 40
Taxation of Gains and Losses on Sales of New YorkSubsidiary Stock, by Bruce Clements, Nov, 42
Using Childcare Tax Benefits in New York State, byRobert Cherry, Mar, 54
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THE CPA & THE COMPUTER
Evaluating Software Risks as Part of a Financial Audit,by Yigal Rechtman, June, 68
ELECTRONIC REPORTING
How CPAs Can Master XBRL, by Jianing Fang, May, 70
FUTURE OF THE PROFESSION
Using Computer Simulations to Recruit and TrainGeneration Y Accountants, by Ralph S. Polimeni,Jacqueline A. Burke, and Diana Benyaminy, May, 64
ONLINE RESOURCES
20 Questions About Tax Resources on the Internet, byPeter A. Karl III, Oct, 70
WHAT TO BOOKMARK
Website of the Month: ADP Accountant Center, bySusan B. Anders, May, 72
Website of the Month: Association for FinancialProfessionals, by Susan B. Anders, Dec, 72
Website of the Month: Casualty Actuarial Society, bySusan B. Anders, Oct, 73
Website of the Month: Ethics Resource Center, by SusanB. Anders, Nov, 73
Website of the Month: Financial Crimes EnforcementNetwork, by Susan B. Anders, June, 72
Website of the Month: Financial Planning, by Susan B.Anders, Sep, 72
Website of the Month: International Foundation ofEmployee Benefit Plans, by Susan B. Anders, July,73
Website of the Month: Motley Fool’s Personal FinanceCenter, by Susan B. Anders, Apr, 72
Website of the Month: Multistate Tax Commission, bySusan B. Anders, Feb, 73
Website of the Month: Sarbanes-Oxley ComplianceJournal, by Susan B. Anders, Aug, 72
Website of the Month: Tax World, by Susan B. Anders,Mar, 72
Website of the Month: Uncle Fed’s Tax Board, by SusanB. Anders, Jan, 72
ANNOUNCEMENT
2008 Max Block Awards Presented, July, 11
BOOK REVIEW
Accounting Irregularities and Financial Fraud: ACorporate Governance Guide, Third Edition, byMichael R. Young, reviewed by Dawn Taylor,June, 16
Anti-Fraud Risk and Control Workbook, by Peter D.Goldmann, with Hilton Kaufman, reviewed byYigal Rechtman, Sep, 11
Audit Committee Essentials, by Curtis C. Verschoor,reviewed by Robert N. Waxman, Jan, 12
Corporate Governance Post-Sarbanes-Oxley:Regulations, Requirements, and IntegratedProcesses, by Zabihollah Rezaee, reviewed by H.Stephen Grace, Jr., Feb, 15
The Executive’s Guide to Depositions: A PracticalReference Explaining the Deposition Stage of Pre-Trial Discovery in Commercial Litigation, by JohnFranklin Lang, reviewed by Vincent J. Love, Nov,13
Extraordinary Circumstances: The Journey of aCorporate Whistleblower, by Cynthia Cooper,reviewed by Michele B. Amato, Mar, 14
Mastering Accounting Research for the CPA Exam,Second Edition, by Anita L. Feller, reviewed byCynthia L. Krom, Aug, 12
Valuation for Financial Reporting: Fair ValueMeasurements and Reporting, Intangible Assets,Goodwill and Impairment, Second Edition, byMichael J. Mard, James R. Hitchner, and Steven D.Hyden, reviewed by Marianne DeMario, Apr, 13
CORRECTION
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ECONOMIC & MARKET DATA:MONTHLY UPDATE
Forté Capital’s Selected Statistics, Apr, 79
Forté Capital’s Selected Statistics, Aug, 79
Forté Capital’s Selected Statistics, Dec, 79
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Forté Capital’s Selected Statistics, July, 79
Forté Capital’s Selected Statistics, June, 79
Forté Capital’s Selected Statistics, Mar, 79
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EDITORIAL: A MESSAGE FROM
THE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Accounting and Regulation and Ethics, Oh My!, byMary-Jo Kranacher, Nov, 80
Accounting: A Profession or an Industry?, by Mary-JoKranacher, Aug, 80
Accounting: A Profession or an Industry? Part II, byMary-Jo Kranacher, Sep, 80
Accounting for the Madoff Fraud: Where’s theGuidance?, by Mary-Jo Kranacher, Apr, 80
COAP: My Summer Experience, by Mary-Jo Kranacher,Oct, 80
Exposing Fraud: The Hidden Reality, by Mary-JoKranacher, Feb, 80
Fraud Mitigation: The Last Great Profit Opportunity?,by Mary-Jo Kranacher, Jan, 80
Mark-to-Madness: The Politicizing of AccountingStandards, by Mary-Jo Kranacher, May, 80
Real Estate: Symptom or Cause?, by Mary-JoKranacher, July, 80
Tax Havens: When Avoiding Taxes Is Un-American, byMary-Jo Kranacher, June, 80
Whole Lotta Shakin’ Going On: Shock and Uh at theSEC, by Mary-Jo Kranacher, Mar, 80
Wrapping Up 2009 at the Journal, by Mary-JoKranacher, Dec, 80
EDUCATION
Mentoring the Next Generation, by Stephen Scarpati,June, 13
EMERGING ISSUES
Accounting Associations Need Synergies, Not Silos, byJeffrey C. Thomson, Mar, 12
How Consulting Services Could Kill Private-SectorAuditing, by Dana R. Hermanson, Jan, 6
Mortgage Fraud: A Scourge of the 21st Century?, byJoseph T. Wells, Feb, 6
Paperless Tax Workflow: Six Best Practices, by StevenLadd, Apr, 11
Preparing for IFRS: Great Online Information Sources,by Cynthia L. Krom, Apr, 9
Stepping Up Investor Protection, by Arthur Levitt andRichard C. Breeden, June, 6
Tax Issues Raised by Madoff-Related CharityInvestment Scandals, by William Josephson, May, 6
ENTERPRISE MANAGEMENT
Benchmarking Accounting Practices in a GlobalEconomy, by John C. Lere, Nov, 10
ETHICS
The Fine Art of Whistleblowing: How to Keep SomeoneElse’s Misconduct from Becoming Yours, byRonald C. Parisi, Nov, 6
FUTURE OF THE PROFESSION
Closing the Accounting Talent Gap, by Jeffrey C.Thomson, Dec, 13
HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE
Jennie May Palen, Accountant and Poet, 1891–1990:The Writing Dimension of Accounting, by Dale L.Flesher, Gary John Previts, and Andrew D. Sharp,Dec, 6
Who Was Luca Pacioli?, by Allan M. Rabinowitz, Feb, 12
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The Evolution of Human Resources Directors’Responsibilities, by Russell Pomeranz, July, 12
Growing PEO Industry Continues to Raise ItsStandards, by Louis Basso and Barry Shorten, Oct, 10
INBOX: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
AICPA Responds to New York Mobility Column, byErnest Almonte, May, 8
Confronting Risk in a Complex World, by IrwinWinsten, Mar, 15
Expensing the AIG Retreat, by Susan L. True, Jan, 13
‘Flawless’ Too Much to Ask, by Catherine Allen, Mar, 15
Following Mason’s Example, by Bernie Gingras, Nov, 15
Ignorance Is Not Bliss, by Jim McKeown, Jan, 13
International CPA License Is Familiar, by John Howard,Mar, 15
‘Make Believe’ Accounting, by Abraham N. Tawil, Oct, 14
New York’s Chance for Change, by Brian M. Kolb, Dec, 15
Only CPAs Face Regulation, by Frank Guilfoil, Oct, 14
Posing as Professionals, by Dannell R. Lyne, Oct, 14
A Profession’s Identity Crisis, by Michael Kraten, Oct, 14
Publisher’s Response, by Louis Grumet, May, 8
The Real Ethical Dilemma, by Janis C. Weber andDorothy Davis, Nov, 15
‘Wishful Thinking’ Accounting, by Ronald J. Murray,Jan, 13
PERSONAL FINANCIAL PLANNING
Choosing the Right Financial Advisor, by JeffreyFishman, Sep, 6
Premium Financing: The Time Is Now, by CoryChmelka, Sep, 10
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT
The Exceptional Value of Onsite CPA Communities, byM. Darren Root, Sep, 13
PUBLISHER’S COLUMN
Bring Back Glass-Steagall, by Louis Grumet, Dec, 7
Following Our Ethical Compass Forward, by LouisGrumet, Sep, 7
Industry CPAs Fully Join the Profession, by LouisGrumet, Aug, 7
It’s Been a Long Time Coming, by Louis Grumet, Feb, 7
Losing Our Moral and Ethical Compass, by LouisGrumet, May, 7
Navigating the State’s New Accountancy Law, by LouisGrumet, June, 7
New Law Addresses Mobility for CPAs, by LouisGrumet, Mar, 7
New Law Raises the Bar for Audit Quality, by LouisGrumet, Apr, 7
Stretch the Brand, Don’t Lose the Equity, by LouisGrumet, Jan, 7
Tax Amnesty and the State Budget, by Louis Grumet,July, 7
Time for Change in State Government, by LouisGrumet, Oct, 7
Time to Require a Master’s Degree, by Louis Grumet,Nov, 7
RECOGNITION
Recognition, Dec, 12
TECHNOLOGY SECURITY
How Safe Is Your Laptop?, by Jim Leon, Oct, 12
TECHNOLOGY TRENDS
Late Adopters Run the Risk of Being Left to Flounder,by Ken Garen, May, 17
Turning Payroll Pains into Payroll Gains, by JulieLubetkin, Aug, 11
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VIEWPOINT
Early Warning and Quick Response: Accounting in the21st Century, by David Mosso, July, 6
‘Excelsior’: The Pursuit of Quality in the CPAProfession, by Kevin J. McCoy and Thomas E.Riley, Mar, 6
Fair Value Is Here to Stay, by Espen Robak, Oct, 6
From Crisis to Confidence: What Is the Role ofRegulation?, by Joseph V. Carcello, June, 14
How Not to Construct an Institutional Portfolio, byFrank Armstrong III, Sep, 12
Keep Politics Out of Accounting Standards: Advice forthe Financial Crisis Advisory Group, by EdwardTrott, May, 19
Paved with Good Intentions: The Road to BetterAccounting for Hedges, by Ira G. Kawaller, Aug, 6
The Power of Storytelling: Narratives of ForensicAccountants Can Be Crucial, by Shari HelaineLichtman, Apr, 6
The Systemic Dismantling of the System, by Lynn E.Turner, May, 16
When Fair Value Is Not Fair, by Cindy W. Ma andAndrew MacNamara, Jan, 10
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