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A
Abbott, Lawrence
J.; Parker, Susan
Research Summary 14: Audit Committees and
Auditor Selection. June, p. 95.
Abel, Alan S.;
Gerson, James S.
The CPAs Role in Fighting Money
Laundering. June, p. 26. (A
correction for this article appears in July, p.
14.)
Alexander, Eric;
Hiner, Ronald
Accounting
for Asset Retirement Obligations. December, p. 49.
Alexander, Neil
How to Evaluate an Insurance Policy. (Insurance
Issues) May, p. 26.
Has the IRS Killed Split-Dollar? (Insurance
Issues) July, p. 54.
Avoiding Insurance Errors. (Insurance Issues)
August, p. 90.
Key Business Insurance Solutions. (Insurance
Issues) September, p. 94.
New Value in Old Policies. (Insurance Issues)
October, p. 113.
The Right Insurance Partner. (Insurance Issues)
November, p. 118.
How to
Organize Your Insurance Practice. (Insurance Issues)
December, p. 37.
Allen, Catherine
New AICPA Independence Rules Address Ethics
Issues. (Special Report) November, p. 22.
Allen, Catherine;
Caswell, Brian
The Engagement Team Approach to Independence.
February, p. 57. (A correction
for this article appears in April, p. 14.)
Allen, Catherine;
Keenan, William J.
Test Your Knowledge of Professional Ethics.
July, p. 83.
Almer, Elizabeth
Dreike; Olazabal, Ann Morales
Independence and Public Perception: Why We Need
to Care. April, p. 69.
Anderson, Lynette
Jo
Forget the MoneyGive Me Flex-Time.
(Letters) March, p. 13.
Anderson, Sherry;
Wolfe, Joseph
A Nice NicheIf You Minimize Liability
Risk. February, p. 49.
Arnold, Donald F.
Jr.; Bernardi, Richard A.; Neidermeyer, Presha A.
Research Summary 7: The Effect of Independence
on Additional Audit Work: A European Perspective. March,
p. 103.
B
Baker, Ronald J.;
Morris, Daniel D.; Barnett, Justin H.
We Are Global Business Advisers.
September, p. 77.
Baldiga, Nancy R.;
Doucet, Mary S.
Having It All: How a Shift Toward Balance
Affected CPAs and Firms. (Special Report) May, p. 20.
Balsky, Stanley
Explain the Difference. (Letters) February, p.
13.
Bamber, Michael
E.; Ramsay, Robert J.
Research Summary 13: Workpaper Reviews. June, p.
92.
Banham, Russ
Sunk by Options. October, p. 43.
Barnett, Justin
H.; Baker, Ronald J.; Morris, Daniel D.
We Are Global Business Advisers.
September, p. 77.
Beasley, Mark S.;
Carcello, Joseph V.; Hermanson, Dana R.
Top 10 Audit Deficiencies. April, p. 63.
Beasley, Mark S.;
Petroni, Kathy R.
Research Summary 16: Independence and Auditor
Selection. July, p. 86.
Bernardi, Richard
A.; Neidermeyer, Presha A.; Arnold, Donald F. Jr.
Research Summary 7: The Effect of Independence
on Additional Audit Work: A European Perspective. March,
p. 103.
Bernstein, Phyllis
Mutual Funds: Dealing with Market Downturns.
August, p. 24.
Berson, Wayne
How to Build an Outsourcing Niche. November, p.
47.
Black, Parnell;
OConnell, Brendan; Schiffman, John T.; Brewer,
Robert H.; Rowbotham, Brian
Pro
What Advocates Say. September, p. 85.
Bodine, Stephen
W.; Pugliese, Anthony; Walker, Paul L.
A
Road Map to Risk Management. December, p. 65.
Boes, Richard;
Wells, Gary R.
Stealth Taxes. March, p. 73.
Boritz, J. Efrim;
Zhang, Ping
Research Summary 10: The Auditors
Objectivity Vis--vis Material Misstatements. April, p.
93.
Bratic, V. Walter;
DAmbrosio, Nicholas
Techniques to Turn Intellectual Property Into
More Profitable Assets. (Checklist) September, p. 20.
Brewer, Robert H.;
OConnell, Brendan; Schiffman, John T.; Rowbotham,
Brian; Black, Parnell
Pro
What Advocates Say. September, p. 85.
Burnett, Sharon;
Smith, Darlene Pulliam
Back Wages and Payment of FICA and FUTA. (Tax
Case) August, p. 71.
Buse, Christopher
P.
Not for Novices. (Letters) May, p. 13.
C
Callahan, Theo
Tweaking the Numbers. June, p. 65.
Cameron,
Michaelle; Reeb, William L.
Adding Value to the Profession: The Proposed
Global Business Credential. (Special Report) September,
p. 53.
Carcello, Joseph
V.; Hermanson, Dana R.; Beasley, Mark S.
Top 10 Audit Deficiencies. April, p. 63.
Carroll, Brian
SEC Jurisdiction Over Investment Advice. August,
p. 32.
Caswell, Brian;
Allen, Catherine
The Engagement Team Approach to Independence.
February, p. 57. (A correction
for this article appears in April, p. 14.)
Chamberlain, Don;
Stambaugh, Clyde T.
Ready to Pull the Plug? August, p. 53.
Chase, Bruce W.;
Triggs, Laura B.
Implement GASB no. 34. November, p. 71.
Chazen, Charles
Not All Are Fraud Audits. (Letters) October, p.
13.
Church, Bryan K;
McMillan, Jeffrey J.; Schneider, Arnold
Research Summary 19: Detection of Fraudulent
Financial Reporting. September, p. 99.
Cohen, Jeffrey;
Hanno, Dennis
Research Summary 11: Corporate Governance and
Management Control Philosophy. May, p. 19.
Cooper, Wesley N.
Day Trading Debate Continues. (Letters) April,
p. 94.
Crawford, Sandy;
Kutz, Jeff
A Simpler Approach. (Letters) July, p. 10.
Crayne, Ryan K.
Family Limited Partnerships Funded With Personal
Use Property. (Tax Case) April, p. 76.
Curtis, Mary B.;
Viator, Ralph E.
Research Summary 5: Auditors
Multidimensional Knowledge Structure and Computer
Performance. February, p. 98.
Cytron, Scott H.;
Tie, Robert A.
A CPAs Guide to the Top Issues in
Technology. May, p. 71.
D
Daily, Cynthia M.;
Phillips, Thomas J. Jr.; Luehfling, Michael S.
The Right Way to Recognize Revenue. June, p. 39.
DAmbrosio,
Nicholas; Bratic, V. Walter
Techniques to Turn Intellectual Property Into
More Profitable Assets. (Checklist) September, p. 20.
Danziger,
Elizabeth
How to Be Careful and Still Be Clear. January,
p. 65.
Davidson, Ronald
A.; Wright, Michael E.
Research Summary 3: The Effect of Auditor
Attestation and Tolerance for Ambiguity on Commercial
Lending Decisions. January, p. 89.
Davis, Stanley W.
You Read About It First in the JofA.
(Letters) April, p. 95.
Dennis, Anita
Build a Bridge to the Internal Audit Department.
May, p. 52.
Dorrell, Darrell
D.; Israeloff, Robert L.; Palmer, Jason; Seeman, Otto;
Lane, J. Charles
Con
What Opponents Say. September, p. 84.
Doucet, Mary S.;
Baldiga, Nancy R.
Having It All: How a Shift Toward Balance
Affected CPAs and Firms. (Special Report) May, p. 20.
Dougherty, Nora;
Schiela, Deidre
Special Task Force Addresses Implementation
Issues. March, p. 31.
Duffy, Maureen
Nevin
Outsourcing a 401(k) Plan. May, p. 30.
Lessons
of a Bear Market. August, p. 20.
Dunfee, Thomas W.;
McGrath, Susan; Siegel, Arthur; Glazer, Alan S.;
Jaenicke, Henry R.
A Framework for Auditor Independence. January,
p. 39.
E
Eddy, Kathy G.
An All-Inclusive AICPA. January, p. 72.
Emerson, Jim
The XYZ Credential. October, p. 69.
Engle, Terry J.;
Hunton, James E.
Research Summary 12: Confirmation of
Accounts-Receivable Balances. May, p. 91.
Epstein, Robert G.
An Additional Recruiting Resource. (Letters)
January, p. 109.
Ertel, William B.
Charitable Giving: Other Points to Consider.
(Letters) October, p. 13.
Estrada, Anette W.
Using
the EuroA Good Bet? December, p. 73.
F
Finnegan, Jean;
Taylor, Scott
Impact of the Global Business Credential on the
Next Generation. September, p. 59.
Fiore, Nicholas
Tax Status of Medical Residents. (From The Tax
Adviser) January, p. 86.
Estate
Planning Strategies. (From The Tax Adviser) February, p.
84.
New
Capital Gains Rules. (From The Tax Adviser) March, p. 86.
Tax
Planning for Expatriates. (From The Tax Adviser) April,
p. 82.
Sale
and Leaseback of Real Property. (From The Tax Adviser)
May, p. 100.
Use
the $10,000 Annual Gift Tax Exclusion. (From The Tax
Adviser) June, p. 82.
Unclaimed
Property Laws. (From The Tax Adviser) July, p. 78.
The
Community Renewal Tax Relief Act of 2000. (From The Tax
Adviser) August, p. 78.
IRS
Challenges to FLPs. (From The Tax Adviser) September, p.
110.
Tax
Issues for Nonresident Aliens. (From The Tax Adviser)
October, p. 106.
Tax
Practice Before the IRS. (From The Tax Adviser) November,
p. 104.
The
Streamlined Sales Tax Project. (From The Tax Adviser)
December, p. 86.
Freeman, Curt
IRS Weighs in on Day Traders. (Clarification)
April, p. 72.
Friedman, Neil D.
Accountants Should Not Discriminate. (Letters)
May, p. 14.
Friske, Karyn
Bybee; Smith, Darlene Pulliam
Consolidated Carryback of Product Liability
Expenses. (Tax Case) September, p. 108.
Valuing
a Decedent's Closely Held Stock. (Tax Case) October, p.
102.
Duplicate
Loss on Disposition of Subsidiary. (Tax Case) November,
p. 95.
G
Garceau, Linda;
Meeting, David T.; Luecke, Randall W.
Future Cash Flow Measurements. October, p. 57.
Garruto, Loren;
Loud, Oliver
Taking the Temperature of Health Care
Valuations. October, p. 79.
Geiger, Marshall
A.; Lowe, D. Jordan; Pany, Kurt
Research Summary 4: The Effect of Internal Audit
Outsourcing on Perceived External Auditor Independence.
January, p. 90.
Geiger, Marshall
A.; Raghunandan, K.
Research Summary 18: The 1995 Reform Act and
Auditor Litigation. August, p. 89.
Gellein, Oscar S.
Another View. (Letters) January, p. 108.
Gerbetz, Ken;
Scalea, Robert S.
Market Research: Data Suggest Demand for Global
Business Credential Skills. September, p. 65.
Gerson, James S.;
Abel, Alan S.
The CPAs Role in Fighting Money
Laundering. June, p. 26. (A
correction for this article appears in July, p.
14.)
Glandon, TerryAnn
Do It on the Web. March, p. 43.
Glazer, Alan S.;
McGrath, Susan; Siegel, Arthur; Dunfee, Thomas W.;
Jaenicke, Henry A.
A Framework for Auditor Independence. January,
p. 39.
Glochowsky, Mark
S.
One Is, One Would and One Would Not. (Letters)
May, p. 13.
Other Manipulations to Consider. (Letters)
September, p. 12.
Glover, Steven;
Jiambalvo, James; Kennedy, Jane
Research Summary 6: Analytical Procedures and
Audit Planning Decisions. February, p. 99.
Goldfarb, Robert
L.; Schoenfeld, Herbert
Why We Oppose the CPA Credential. September, p.
73.
Gramling, Audrey
A.
Research Summary 9: External Auditors
Reliance on Internal Auditors Work. April, p. 92.
H
Hall, Thomas W.;
Herron, Terri L.; Pierce, Bethane Jo; Witt, Terry J.
Research Summary 22: Haphazard Sampling and
Selection Bias. October, p. 112.
Hamel, Gary;
Skarzynski, Peter
Innovation: The New Route to Wealth. November,
p. 65.
Hanno, Dennis;
Cohen, Jeffrey
Research Summary 11: Corporate Governance and
Management Control Philosophy. May, p. 19.
Harmelink, Philip
J.; Vandenburgh, William M.
The Uncertainty of Death and Taxes. October, p.
95.
Harrington,
Cynthia
Using Money Managers. January, p. 55.
Hayes, David C.;
Hunton, James E.
When Querying Databases, Youve Got to Ask
the Right Question. February, p. 35.
Hayes, Michael
What We Sell Is Between Our Ears. June, p. 57.
When
the Client Wants to Leave It to the Cat. July, p. 29.
Hermanson, Dana
R.; Beasley, Mark S.; Carcello, Joseph V.
Top 10 Audit Deficiencies. April, p. 63.
Herron, Terri L.;
Pierce, Bethane Jo; Witt, Terry J.; Hall, Thomas W.
Research Summary 22: Haphazard Sampling and
Selection Bias. October, p. 112.
Hibschweiler,
Arlene; Kopin, Marion
Counseling Older Clients. April, p. 51.
Hiner, Ronald;
Alexander, Eric
Accounting
for Asset Retirement Obligations. December, p. 49.
Hnatt, Kelly M.
Forge the Right Relationship. May, p. 49.
Holder, William
W.; Mills, Craig N.
Pencils Down, Computers UpThe New CPA
Exam. March, p. 57.
Howard, Bruce
Taking the Complexity Out of Simplified Lifo.
July, p. 63.
Hunton, James E.;
Engle, Terry J.
Research Summary 12: Confirmation of
Accounts-Receivable Balances. May, p. 91.
Hunton, James E.;
Hayes, David C.
When Querying Databases, Youve Got to Ask
the Right Question. February, p. 35.
Hwang, Angela
L.J.; Patouhas, John S.
Practical Issues in Implementing FASB 133.
March, p. 26.
I
Israeloff, Robert
L.; Palmer, Jason; Lane, J. Charles; Dorrell, Darrell D.;
Seeman, Otto
Con
What Opponents Say. September, p. 84.
Itak, Jason
JofA, Take a Bow. (Letters) September,
p. 12.
J
Jaenicke, Henry
R.; McGrath, Susan; Siegel, Arthur; Dunfee, Thomas W.;
Glazer, Alan S.
A Framework for Auditor Independence. January,
p. 39.
Jennings, Charles
S.
Imprecise Rule Book Better Than None. (Letters)
January, p. 107.
Jennings, Lee T.
A Readers Viewpoint. (Letters) September,
p. 12.
Jennings, Robert
Cash or Accrual? May, p. 37.
Jiambalvo, James;
Glover, Steven; Kennedy, Jane
Research Summary 6: Analytical Procedures and
Audit Planning Decisions. February, p. 99.
Johnson, George
L.; Vallario, Cynthia Waller
An Expert Witness Can Make or Break a Case.
August, p. 37.
Johnson, Johnny
A Different Viewpoint. (Letters) May, p. 14.
Jones, George G.;
Luscombe, Mark A.
Making Sense of the New Tax Legislation.
September, p. 22.
K
Keenan, William
J.; Allen, Catherine
Test Your Knowledge of Professional Ethics.
July, p. 83.
Kelliher, Charles;
Mahoney, Lois S.
Vigilant Spreadsheets. November, p. 41.
Kennedy, Jane;
Glover, Steven; Jiambalvo, James
Research Summary 6: Analytical Procedures and
Audit Planning Decisions. February, p. 99.
Ketchand, Alice
A.; Shafer, William E.; Morris, Roselyn E.
Research Summary 8: The Effects of Formal
Sanctions on Auditor Independence. March, p. 104.
Kiamie, Don
Putting the Squeeze on Spreadsheets. September,
p. 45.
Knechel, W.
Robert; Payne, Jeff L.
Research Summary 17: Audit Report Lag. August,
p. 88.
Kopin, Marion;
Hibschweiler, Arlene
Counseling Older Clients. April, p. 51.
Kozinski, Alex
Expert Testimony After Daubert
July, p. 59.
Krishnan, Jagan;
Schauer, Paul C.
Research Summary 15: Differences in Quality
Among Audit Firms. July, p. 85.
Kuhn, Nancy
Ortmeyer
Intermediate Sanctions on NPO Executives.
November, p. 81.
Kutz, Jeff;
Crawford, Sandy
A Simpler Approach. (Letters) July, p. 10.
L
Laffie, Lesli S.
The Tax Courts Enhanced Power to Help
Innocent Spouses. (Tax Focus) February, p. 79.
Installment Method Again Available for
Accrual-Basis Taxpayers. (Tax Focus) April, p. 79.
Domestic Partner Benefits Taxable to Employee.
(Tax Focus) July, p. 74.
New Tax Act Expands Education IRAs. (Tax Focus)
August, p. 75.
New
Tax Law Permits Catch-up Employee Plan
Contributions. (Tax Focus) November, p. 100.
Landes, Charles
E.; Mancino, Jane M.
A New Look at the Attestation Standards. July,
p. 41.
Lane, J. Charles;
Dorrell, Darrell D.; Israeloff, Robert L.; Palmer, Jason;
Seeman, Otto
Con
What Opponents Say. September, p. 84.
Lang, Eva M.
Business Valuation Sites on the Web. (Sidebar)
October, p. 90.
Lebow, Marc I.
Tax Rules for Day Traders Revisited.
(Clarification) April, p. 71.
Lebow, Marc, I;
McLain, P. Michael; Schell, Wayne
Day Trading and Self-Employment Taxes.
(Clarification) January, p. 80.
Lehman, Mark W.
Make Your Mark in Spreadsheets. January, p. 29.
Lenning, Jeff
Automate Shortcuts. July, p. 35.
Lifson, David;
Purcell, Tom
Auditor Independence and Tax Practitioners.
June, p. 71.
Loud, Oliver;
Garruto, Loren
Taking the Temperature of Health Care
Valuations. October, p. 79.
Lowe, D. Jordan;
Geiger, Marshall A.; Pany, Kurt
Research Summary 4: The Effect of Internal Audit
Outsourcing on Perceived External Auditor Independence.
January, p. 90.
Luecke, Randall
W.; Garceau, Linda; Meeting, David T.
Future Cash Flow Measurements. October, p. 57.
Luehfling, Michael
S.; Daily, Cynthia M.; Phillips, Thomas J. Jr.
The Right Way to Recognize Revenue. June, p. 39.
Luscombe, Mark A.;
Jones, George G.
Making Sense of the New Tax Legislation.
September, p. 22.
Lynch, Michael
Line Items. (Tax Matters) January, p. 85.
Line Items. (Tax Matters) March, p. 82.
When
a Service Is Not a Service. (Tax Brief) March, p. 81.
Tax
Court Has Low Tolerance for Frivolous Arguments. (Tax
Brief) April, p. 71.
Line Items. (Tax Matters) April, p. 76.
Home
Sale Exclusion Limited. (Tax Brief) June, p. 77.
Line Items (Tax Matters) June, p. 78.
IRS
Cant Invalidate Return After Accepting It. (Tax
Brief) July, p. 71.
Line Items. (Tax Matters) August, p. 68.
M
Madray, J.
Russell; Young, George R.
An End to the Plain-Paper Debate? January, p.
45.
Mahoney, Lois S.;
Kelliher, Charles
Vigilant Spreadsheets. November, p. 41.
Mancino, Jane M.;
Landes, Charles E.
A New Look at the Attestation Standards. July,
p. 41.
McCarthy, Ed
After Regulation FD: Talking to Your
Constituents. February, p. 28.
McGrath, Phyllis
R.
Right Guidance = Right Choice. (Letters)
October, p. 14.
McGrath, Susan;
Siegal, Arthur; Dunfee, Thomas W.; Glazer, Alan S.;
Jaenicke, Henry R.
A Framework for Auditor Independence. January,
p. 39.
McLain, P.
Michael; Schell, Wayne; Lebow, Marc, I.
Day Trading and Self-Employment Taxes.
(Clarification) January, p. 80.
McMillan, Jeffrey
J.; Church, Bryan K; Schneider, Arnold
Research Summary 19: Detection of Fraudulent
Financial Reporting. September, p. 99.
McNairn, William
N.
On Managing Earnings Per Share. (Letters)
January, p. 107.
Meeting, David T.;
Luecke, Randall W.; Garceau, Linda
Future Cash Flow Measurements. October, p. 57.
Mendlowitz, Edward
Nine Ways to Make Your Firm More Exciting.
March, p. 63.
Menon,
Krishnagopal; Williams, David D.
Research Summary 20: Trends in Audit Fees.
September, p. 100.
Metcalf, Robert
T.P. Jr.
Never Underestrimate the Opposition. (Case
Study) August, p. 42.
Metrejean, Cheryl
Limited Partnership and LLC Can Be Shareholders
of S Corp. (Tax Brief) May, p. 93.
Debt
Discharge Allocation Lacks Substantial Economic Effect.
(Tax Brief) October, p. 100.
Metrejean, Cheryl
T.; Zarzeski, Marilyn T.
Bring the Real World to the Classroom. October,
p. 73.
Miller, Warren D.
MBWA Is Alive and Well. (Letters) May, p. 13.
Mills, Craig N.;
Holder, William W.
Pencils Down, Computers UpThe New CPA
Exam. March, p. 57.
Moehrle, Stephen
R.; Reynolds-Moehrle, Jennifer A.
Say Good-Bye to Pooling and Goodwill
Amortization. September, p. 31. (A correction for this
article appears in November, p. 19.)
Monippallil,
Mathew
New
Rules for IRA Distributions. December, p. 59.
Moore, Robert D.
Accountants as Scapegoats? (Letters) January, p.
108.
Morris, Daniel D.;
Baker, Ronald J.; Barnett, Justin H.
We Are Global Business Advisers.
September, p. 77.
Morris, Roselyn
E.; Ketchand, Alice A.; Shafer, William E.
Research Summary 8: The Effects of Formal
Sanctions on Auditor Independence. March, p. 104.
Myers, Randy
Minimize Parachute Penalties. October, p. 33.
Workpaper
Reviews: What You Can Do. November, p. 28.
Budgets on
a Roll. December, p. 41.
N
Navani, Vinay S.
Accrual-Method Requirement Dropped for Some
Service Providers. (Tax Matters) August, p. 67.
Neidermeyer,
Presha A.; Arnold, Donald F. Jr.; Bernardi, Richard A.
Research Summary 7: The Effect of Independence
on Additional Audit Work: A European Perspective. March,
p. 103.
O
OConnell,
Brendan; Schiffman, John T.; Brewer, Robert H.;
Rowbotham, Brian; Black, Parnell
Pro
What Advocates Say. September, p. 85.
Olazabal, Ann
Morales; Almer, Elizabeth Dreike
Independence and Public Perception: Why We Need
to Care. April, p. 69.
Olson, Carl A.
Different Opinion on Buybacks. (Letters) March,
p. 13.
ONeil,
Cherie; Samelson, Donald; Wills, Matthew
The Business Auto Decision. February, p. 65.
Ozello, James
Spouses Can Challenge Innocent Spouse Relief
Petitions. (Tax Brief) January, p. 79.
Use
Annuity Tables to Value Lottery Payments. (Tax Brief)
June, p. 77.
When
a Gift Is Not a Gift. (Tax Brief) August, p. 67.
P
Palmer, Jason;
Lane, J. Charles; Dorrell, Darrell D.; Seeman, Otto;
Israeloff, Robert L.
Con
What Opponents Say. September, p. 84.
Pany, Kurt; Lowe,
D. Jordan; Geiger, Marshall A.
Research Summary 4: The Effect of Internal Audit
Outsourcing on Perceived External Auditor Independence.
January, p. 90.
Parker, Susan;
Abbott, Lawrence J.
Research Summary 14: Audit Committees and
Auditor Selection. June, p. 95.
Patouhas, John S.;
Hwang, Angela L.J.
Practical Issues in Implementing FASB 133.
March, p. 26.
Patton, Jeannie
Strategy for Success: Moving Up the Economic
Value Chain. September, p. 54.
Payne, Jeff L.;
Knechel, W. Robert
Research Summary 17: Audit Report Lag. August,
p. 88.
Peebles, Laura
The Right Philanthropic Vehicle. July, p. 22.
Pena, Ben
Auditing Employment Benefit PlansAnother
Factor. (Letters) April, p. 94.
Peterson, Chris E.
About the Recalculation Option. (Letters) March,
p. 13.
Petroni, Kathy R.;
Beasley, Mark S.
Research Summary 16: Independence and Auditor
Selection. July, p. 86.
Phelan, Sarah
The Internet as an Investment Tool. August, p.
27. (A correction for this
article appears in October, p. 18.)
Phillips, Thomas
J. Jr.; Luehfling, Michael S.; Daily, Cynthia M.
The Right Way to Recognize Revenue. June, p. 39.
Pierce, Bethane
Jo; Witt, Terry J.; Hall, Thomas W.; Herron, Terri L.
Research Summary 22: Haphazard Sampling and
Selection Bias. October, p. 112.
Pugliese, Anthony;
Walker, Paul L.; Bodine, Stephen W.
A
Road Map to Risk Management. December, p. 65.
Purcell, Thomas
Strategic
Planners Lead the Pack. December, p. 26.
Purcell, Tom;
Lifson, David
Auditor Independence and Tax Practitioners.
June, p. 71.
Q
Quinn, Tina
Steward; Smith, Keith, W.
Avoiding Third-Party Transfers in a Divorce.
January, p. 24.
R
Raghunandan,
Kannan; Geiger, Marshall A.
Research Summary 18: The 1995 Reform Act and
Auditor Litigation. August, p. 89.
Raghunandan,
Kannan; Read, William J.
The State of Audit Committees. May, p. 57.
Raitz, Bridgette
M.; Raitz, Ronald L.
Reverse Exchanges Come of Age. August, p. 57.
Raitz, Ronald L.;
Raitz, Bridgette M.
Reverse Exchanges Come of Age. August, p. 57.
Ramsay, Robert J.;
Bamber, Michael E.
Research Summary 13: Workpaper Reviews. June, p.
92.
Read, William J.;
Raghunandan, Kannan
The State of Audit Committees. May, p. 57.
Reeb, William L.;
Cameron, Michaelle
Adding Value to the Profession: The Proposed
Global Business Credential. (Special Report) September,
p. 53.
Reichert, Charles
J.
Fees
for Future Services. (Tax Case) December, p. 83.
Rescigno, Jean
The Standards Challenge. November, p. 34.
Reynolds-Moehrle,
Jennifer A.; Moehrle, Stephen R.
Say Good-Bye to Pooling and Goodwill
Amortization. September, p. 31. (A correction for this
article appears in November, p. 19.)
Richardson, Joe
Questions Title. (Letters) February, p. 13.
Rose, Anna M.;
Rose, Jacob M.
The Automated Spreadsheet. April, p. 33.
Rose, Jacob M.;
Rose, Anna M.
The Automated Spreadsheet. April, p. 33.
Rossotti, Charles
O.
IRS Reorganization: The Effect on Practitioners
This Tax Season and Beyond. (Special Report) January, p.
82.
Rowbatham, Brian
The Four Musts for VCs. (Letters) July, p. 10.
Rowbotham, Brian;
OConnell, Brendan; Schiffman, John T.; Brewer,
Robert H.; Black, Parnell
Pro
What Advocates Say. September, p. 85.
Russell, Alan
On Clients and Their Files. (Letters) October,
p. 13.
S
Samelson, Donald;
ONeil, Cherie; Wills, Matthew
The Business Auto Decision. February, p. 65.
Scalea, Robert S.;
Gerbetz, Ken
Market Research: Data Suggest Demand for Global
Business Credential Skills. September, p. 65.
Schauer, Paul C.;
Krishnan, Jagan
Research Summary 15: Differences in Quality
Among Audit Firms. July, p. 85.
Schell, Wayne;
Lebow, Marc, I; McLain, P. Michael
Day Trading and Self-Employment Taxes.
(Clarification) January, p. 80.
Schiela, Deidre;
Dougherty, Nora
Special Task Force Addresses Implementation
Issues. March, p. 31.
Schiffman, John
T.; OConnell, Brendan; Brewer, Robert H.;
Rowbotham, Brian; Black, Parnell
Pro
What Advocates Say. September, p. 85.
Schnee, Edward J.
Deducting Travel Expenses. (Tax Case) February,
p. 78.
Aggregate
Approach to Partnership Causes S Corporation Taxation.
(Tax Case) March, p. 84.
Lease
Termination Costs. (Tax Cases) April, p. 72.
Supreme
Court Rules on COD Income and S Corporation Stock Basis.
(Tax Cases) April, p. 73.
Passive
Loss CarryoversA Reversal. (Tax Case) May, p. 94.
Self-Rent
and Passive Losses. (Tax Case) May, p. 96.
Innocent
Spouse Provisions. (Tax Case) June, p. 79.
Passive
Losses and LLC Members. (Tax Case) July, p. 71.
Contigency
Fees Revisited. (Tax Case) September, p. 108.
Expanded
Innocent Spouse Relief. (Tax Case) October, p. 102.
Deducting
Fringe Benefits. (Tax Case) November, p. 95.
Related
Corporate Redemptions. (Tax Case) December, p. 83.
Schneider, Arnold;
Church, Bryan K; McMillan, Jeffrey J.
Research Summary 19: Detection of Fraudulent
Financial Reporting. September, p. 99.
Schoenfeld,
Herbert; Goldfarb, Robert L.
Why We Oppose the CPA Credential. September, p.
73.
Schwartzenhauer,
Dale
More on Day Trading. (Letters) April, p. 94.
Seeman, Otto;
Lane, J. Charles; Dorrell, Darrell D.; Israeloff, Robert
L.; Palmer, Jason
Con
What Opponents Say. September, p. 84.
Shafer, William
E.; Morris, Roselyn E.; Ketchand, Alice A.
Research Summary 8: The Effects of Formal
Sanctions on Auditor Independence. March, p. 104.
Sheridan, Bob
Online Order Form Alternatives. (Letters) July,
p. 10.
Siedlecki, Richard
Be a Standout on the Web. April, p. 43.
Siegal, Arthur;
McGrath, Susan; Dunfee, Thomas W.; Glazer, Alan S.;
Jaenicke, Henry R.
A Framework for Auditor Independence. January,
p. 39.
Siegel, Marc A.
Recovery of Embezzled Assets Half a World Away.
August, p. 45.
Simmons, John G.
Flexible Benefits for Small Employers. March, p.
37.
Simon, Marc
The Who and How of the Equity Accounting Method.
February, p. 87.
Skarzynski, Peter;
Hamel, Gary
Innovation: The New Route to Wealth. November,
p. 65.
Smith, Darlene
Pulliam; Burnett, Sharon
Back Wages and Payment of FICA and FUTA. (Tax
Case) August, p. 71.
Smith, Darlene
Pulliam; Fiske, Karyn Bybee
Consolidated Carryback of Product Liability
Expenses. (Tax Case) September, p. 108.
Valuing
a Decedent's Closely Held Stock. (Tax Case) October, p.
102.
Duplicate
Loss on Disposition of Subsidiary. (Tax Case) November,
p. 95.
Smith, Keith, W.;
Quinn, Tina Steward
Avoiding Third-Party Transfers in a Divorce.
January, p. 24.
Snyder, Adam
CPAs Speak Up on the Global Credential. May, p.
41.
Sokolovic, Joseph
On the Uniform CPA Exam. (Letters) February, p.
14.
Soled, Jay A.
Get Maximum Use From NOLs. November, p. 89.
Stambaugh, Clyde
T.; Chamberlain, Don
Ready to Pull the Plug? August, p. 53.
Stubblefield,
David
Advance Agreements Help Businesses Avoid Costly
Audits. (Tax Focus) May, p. 98.
Sweeney, Paul
Stock Options Pitfalls and Strategies Du Jour.
October, p. 49.
T
Taylor, Scott;
Finnegan, Jean
Impact of the Global Business Credential on the
Next Generation. September, p. 59.
Tie, Robert
CPA Internet Portal Gears Up for Launch.
(Frontline Views) April, p. 18.
CPA2Biz and Profession Partner for the Future.
(Frontline Views) June, p. 19.
Get
Ready for the World of B2B. June, p. 49.
Tie, Robert;
Cytron, Scott H.
A CPAs Guide to the Top Issues in
Technology. May, p. 71.
Triggs, Laura B.;
Chase, Bruce W.
Implement GASB no. 34. November, p. 71.
Tucker, George H.
IT and the Audit. September, p. 41.
Tyson, Stephen
JofA Technology Tips a Find. (Letters)
February, p. 14
V
Vafeas, Nikos
Research Summary 21: Audit Committee
Appointments. October, p. 111.
Vallario, Cynthia
Waller; Johnson, George L.
An Expert Witness Can Make or Break a Case.
August, p. 37.
Vandenburgh,
William M.
Separating Fact From Fiction. (Letters)
February, p. 13.
Vandenburgh,
William M.; Harmelink, Philip J.
The Uncertainty of Death and Taxes. October, p.
95.
Viator, Ralph E.;
Curtis, Mary B.
Research Summary 5: Auditors
Multidimensional Knowledge Structure and Computer
Performance. February, p. 98.
W
Walker, Paul L.;
Bodine, Stephen W.; Pugliese, Anthony
A
Road Map to Risk Management. December, p. 65.
Weitz, Leonard
The Value of Tax Practice Peer Reviews.
(Letters) April, p. 94.
Wells, Gary R.;
Boes, Richard
Stealth Taxes. March, p. 73.
Wells, Joseph T.
Why Employees Commit Fraud. (The Fraud Beat)
February, p. 89.
Follow
Fraud to the Likely Perp. (The Fraud Beat) March, p. 91.
Timing
is of the Essence. (The Fraud Beat) May, p. 78.
Ghost
Goods: How to Spot Phantom Inventory. (The Fraud Beat)
June, p. 33.
And
Nothing But the Truth: Uncovering Fraudulent Disclosures.
(The Fraud Beat) July, p. 47.
Irrational
Ratios. (The Fraud Beat) August, p. 80.
Why
Ask? You Ask. (The Fraud Beat) September, p. 88.
A
Fish Storyor Not? (The Fraud Beat) November, p.
114.
Williams, David
D.; Menon, Krishnagopal
Research Summary 20: Trends in Audit Fees.
September, p. 100.
Wills, Matthew;
ONeil, Cherie; Samelson, Donald
The Business Auto Decision. February, p. 65.
Witner, Lawrence
Sham Transactions. (Tax Case) October, p. 104.
Witt, Terry J.;
Hall, Thomas W.; Herron, Terri L.; Pierce, Bethane Jo
Research Summary 22: Haphazard Sampling and
Selection Bias. October, p. 112.
Wolfe, Joseph;
Anderson, Sherry
A Nice NicheIf You Minimize Liability
Risk. February, p. 49.
Wright, Michael
E.; Davidson, Ronald A.
Research Summary 3: The Effect of Auditor
Attestation and Tolerance for Ambiguity on Commercial
Lending Decisions. January, p. 89.
Y
Young, George R.;
Madray, J. Russell
An End to the Plain-Paper Debate? January, p.
45.
Z
Zarowin, Stanley
Facing the Future. April, p. 26.
Ranking the Products. October, p. 28. (A correction for this article appears in December, p. 16.)
Zarzeski, Marilyn
T.; Metrejean, Cheryl T.
Bring the Real World to the Classroom. October,
p. 73.
Zhang, Ping;
Boritz, J. Efrim
Research Summary 10: The Auditors
Objectivity Vis--vis Material Misstatements. April, p.
93.
Zipp, Alan S.
Avoid Taxes in Liquidation. May, p. 63.
Zunitch, Victoria
M.
Put Me In, Coach. November, p. 55.
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