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Albrecht, Conan C.; Albrecht, W. Steve
Root Out Financial Deception. April, p. 30.

Albrecht, W. Steve; Albrecht, Conan C.
Root Out Financial Deception. April, p. 30.

Alexander, Neil
Life Insurance Compliance Rules. (Insurance Issues) January, p. 93.
The Full-Service CPA. (Insurance Issues) March, p. 74.
Perfect Together: Insurance and Accounting Records. (Insurance Issues) April, p. 97.
Long-Term-Care Insurance. (Insurance Issues) May, p. 112.
Signs an Insurance Practice Is Failing.(Insurance Issues) June, p. 97.
Disclosing Insurance Commissions. (Insurance Issues) (A correction for the March Insurance Issues column appears in September, p. 102.) September, p. 100.
How to Respond to Policy Changes. (Insurance Issues) November, p. 103.

Allenberg, Howard B.
Takes Exception to News Report. (Letters) April, p. 11.

Anderson, Sherry; Wolfe, Joseph
A Perspective on Audit Malpractice Claims. September, p. 59.

Aronowitz, Jay
Relief for Those Who Don’t Need It. (Letters) February, p. 13.

Atkinson, Andrew M.
Missing the Points. (Letters) January, p. 11.

Balhoff, William E.; Manthey, Robert
Pass the Baton Without Missing a Beat. March, p. 43.

Banham, Russ
Surviving Soaring Insurance Costs. May, p. 69.

Barry, Colleen T.; Chesser, Delton L.; Harrison, Walter T. Jr.
A Financially Secure Future. December, p. 53.

Baurmash, Sidney S.
Sees Profession as Scapegoat. (Letters) December, p. 15.

Beasley, Mark S.; Montgomery, Daniel D.; Menelaides, Susan L.; Palmrose, Zoe-Vonna
Auditors’ New Procedures for Detecting Fraud. May, p. 63.

Beaulieu, Philip R.
Research Summary 23: Reputation Does Matter. January, p. 87.

Benson, Rob
Profession’s Integrity at Stake. (Letters) July, p. 11.

Bernstein, Phyllis J.
A Primer on Exchange-Traded Funds. January, p. 38.
The Hedge Fund Mystique. May, p. 55.

Blair, Ronald J.
Education Expense Deduction: “Unemployed” Taxpayer May Be “Employed.” (Tax Brief) July, p. 69.

Blaskey, Mark S.
Succession Planning With a Business Living Will. (Checklist) May, p. 22.

Bordelon, Paul L.
Targeting Spreadsheet Data. June, p. 60.

Bowers, Eric G.
KPIs + CPAs = Help. (Letters) December, p. 17.

Briggs, Kayla
Competencies—The Differential! September, p. 79.

Broomer, Samuel T.
Revisiting Hedge Funds. (Letters) August, p. 14.

Brotherton, Phaedra
Teaming Up for the Bottom Line. (Case Study) January, p. 43.

Brotherton, Phaedra; Hayes, Michael
Meyners Mines Its Talent. September, p. 47.

Bryant, Jeffrey J.; Foran, Nancy J.
The Home Sale Gain Exclusion. October, p. 85.

Bryant, Stephanie M.; Martinez, Michele
Push-Button Spreadsheets. September, p. 35.

Burgess, Deanna Oxender
Graphical Sleight of Hand. February, p. 45.

Burnett, Sharon; Smith, Darlene Pulliam
Effect of Built-in Gain on Value of Closely Held Stock. (Tax Case) January, p. 78.
Unreported Tips and FICA. (Tax Case) October, p. 96.
Tax-Exempt Bonds for Religious Institution Don’t Violate Constitution. (Tax Case) December, p. 72.

Callahan, Theo
Block That Spreadsheet Error. August, p. 59.

Camara, Omar
CPE Must Address Reporting. (Letters) December, p. 15.

Carr, Rebecca; Quinn, Tina
Tax Relief for Terrorism Victims. (Tax Brief) April, p. 88.

Carroll, Brian
When the SEC Knocks…. August, p. 35.

Castellano, James G.
Let’s Play to Our Strength. February, p. 52.
Restoring Public Confidence. April, p. 37.

Castellano, James G.; Melancon, Barry C.
Special Bulletin: To the Members of the AICPA. March, p. 15.

Chase, Bruce W.; Henderson, Dale A.; Woodson, Benjamin M.
Performance Measures for NPOs. January, p. 63.

Chesser, Delton L.; Harrison, Walter T. Jr.; Barry, Colleen T.
A Financially Secure Future. December, p. 53.

Chewning, Eugene G. Jr.; Swanger, Susan L.
Research Summary 24: When the External Auditor Also Performs the Internal Audit. January, p. 88.

Cochran, Kenneth L.
Wrong Choice of Words? (Letters) September, p. 13.

Crowe, Michael F.
Remote Accessibility Revisited. (Letters) October, p. 11.

Culligan, Michael; Scutellaro, Joseph F.; Szargowicz, Lisa
It’s Time to E-File. November, p. 79.

Deines, Dan
Education Innovations. September, p. 69.

Dietrich, Mark O.
More About CAPM and WACC. (Letters) May, p. 11.

Donohue, James; Vallario, Cynthia Waller
A New Scorecard for Intellectual Property. April, p. 75.

Doucet, Thomas A.; Miller, Susan W.
Get the Right Balance. July, p. 49.

Dunbar, Linda; Goldfarb, Stephen
Meet the Press. July, p. 39.

Dunn, Robert L.; Harry, Everett P.
Modeling and Discounting Future Damages. January, p. 49.

Earles, Melanie James; Maples, Larry
Employment Benefits and Divorce. February, p. 40.
The Timing of Section 1033 Elections. September, p. 91.

Edelman, Steven
Enron Affects All CPAs. (Letters) August, p. 13.

Evangelista, David
Finding the Best and Brightest—One Firm’s Experience. September, p. 75.

Farina, Francis J.
Sees Overemphasis on Credentials. (Letters) July, p. 12.

Feldman, Elliott R.; Gerber, Joseph A.
Is Your Business Prepared for the Worst? April, p. 61.

Fesler, R. Dan; Gacho, Norberto
IRS Recharacterizes Distributions as Wages. (Tax Case) June, p. 83.

Fesler, R. Dan; Maples, Larry; Gacho, Norberto
Tax “Tips.” (Tax Focus) February, p. 68.

Fischbach, Gretchen; Whittington, Ray
The New Audit Documentation Requirements. April, p. 53.

Flesher, Tonya K.; Quinn, Tina Steward
A Weapon From the Past. July, p. 65.

Foran, Nancy J.; Bryant, Jeffrey J.
The Home Sale Gain Exclusion. October, p. 85.

Frank, Dan
When Foxes Guard the Hen House. (Letters) August, p. 13.

Friske, Karyn Bybee; Smith, Darlene Pulliam
Contingent Attorney Fee Is Income to Client. (Tax Case) February, p. 64.
Some Severance Not Subject to Employment Taxes. (Tax Case) August, p. 68.
S Corporation Conversion Doesn’t Trigger Lifo Recapture. (Tax Case) September, p. 88.

Gabbin, Alexander L.
The Crisis in Accounting Education. April, p. 81.

Gacho, Norberto; Fesler, R. Dan
IRS Recharacterizes Distributions as Wages. (Tax Case) June, p. 83.

Gacho, Norberto; Fesler, R. Dan; Maples, Larry
Tax “Tips.” (Tax Focus) February, p. 68.

Gamal, Irv
Make Strategic Relationships a Success. September, p. 53.

George, Nashwa; Killmer, Kimberly A.
Show-and-Tell in Real Time. February, p. 57.

Gerber, Joseph A.; Feldman, Elliott R.
Is Your Business Prepared for the Worst? April, p. 61.

Gerding, Rosalie J.
On Accountability, Rules and Integrity. (Letters) June, p. 11.

Getch, Bill
Kudos for Article. (Letters) October, p. 13.

Girard, Bryan
Tax Reform Alters ESOP Landscape. June, p. 37.

Glandon, Terryann
Run Your Business on the Web. October, p. 49.

Glick, Sally
Words to the Wise: Marketing Committee. October, p. 61.

Goldfarb, Stephen; Dunbar, Linda
Meet the Press. July, p. 39.

Goldman, Steven L.
Today’s Business: Think Value, Not Dollars. August, p. 55.

Golen, Steven; Lynch, David
Got the Picture? May, p. 83.

Goria, Ellen T.; Yaffe, Edie
Test Your Knowledge of Professional Ethics. October, p. 110.

Graham, Ira E.
Who Would Review? (Letters) June, p. 11.

Gray, Carol
Don’t Get Mad, Get Organized. June, p. 45.

Gregory, Edward; Myers, Roslyn
Help Clients Take Measure. June, p. 53.

Haberman, Louise Dratler
Computerized Exam the Major Topic at NASBA Meeting. (Special Report) January, p. 22.

Hannah, Rob; Raitz, Ronald L.
IRS Expands Replacement Property in 1031 Exchanges. (Tax Brief) July, p. 69.

Harrington, Cynthia
Mutual Fund Strategies. August, p. 28.

Harrison, Walter T. Jr.; Chesser, Delton L.; Barry, Colleen T.
A Financially Secure Future. December, p. 53.

Harry, Everett P.; Dunn, Robert L.
Modeling and Discounting Future Damages. January, p. 49.

Hayes, David C.; Hunton, James E.
Put a Database to Work. January, p. 69.

Hayes, Michael
Pay for Performance. June, p. 24.

Hayes, Michael; Brotherton, Phaedra
Meyners Mines Its Talent. September, p. 47.

Hayes, Michael; Zunitch, Victoria M.
The Business of Bankruptcy. February, p. 35.

Henderson, Dale A.; Chase, Bruce W.; Woodson, Benjamin M.
Performance Measures for NPOs. January, p. 63.

Hiner, Ronald R.; Smith, Darlene Pulliam
Underreported Income. (Tax Case) March, p. 68.
The Constitutionality of the Parsonage Allowance. (Special Report) November, p. 92.

Hobson, Daniel
Diversity Drive at the AICPA. September, p. 76.

House, Stanley H.
CEOs and Fraud: A Solution. (Letters) November, p. 15.

Howard, Bruce
The Surprising Benefits of Nexus. November, p. 85.

Hughes, Michael C.
A Reprimand for the JofA. (Letters) November, p. 15.

Hunton, James E.
Back Up Your Data to Survive a Disaster. April, p. 65.

Hunton, James E.; Hayes, David C.
Put a Database to Work. January, p. 69.

Hylton, Delmer P.
More About the Decline in Accounting Majors. (Letters) July, p. 14.

Ivancevich, Susan; Jones, Lucian C.; Keaveney, Thomas
Don’t Run the Risk. December, p. 47.

Johnston, Randolph P.
Remote—But Connected. March, p. 63.
Time to Upgrade. December, p. 30.

Jones, Lucian C.; Ivancevich, Susan; Keaveney, Thomas
Don’t Run the Risk. December, p. 47.

Jones, Roberta Ann
Spotlight on Midlevel ERP Software. May, p. 24.

Kanyuk, Amy K.
Iceberg Ahead! October, p. 75.

Keaveney, Thomas; Jones, Lucian C.; Ivancevich, Susan
Don’t Run the Risk. December, p. 47.

Kessler, Stuart
Succession Planning Coverage a Hit. (Letters) June, p. 11.

Killmer, Kimberly A.; George, Nashwa
Show-and-Tell in Real Time. February, p. 57.

Kinahan, Michael
A Reader’s Thumbs-Up. (Letters) April, p. 11.

Knell, Keith R.
Don’t Invest for Clients—Plan for Them. January, p. 32.

Knight, Lee G.; Knight, Ray A.
Preserving the Family Legacy. March, p. 34.

Knight, Ray A.; Knight, Lee G.
Preserving the Family Legacy. March, p. 34.

Krus, Rosemary
Profession Needs Monitoring and Control. (Letters) September, p. 13.

Kukull, James W.
Direct or Indirect—CAPM or WACC? (Letters) February, p. 13.

Laffie, Lesli S.
New Break for Teachers. (Tax Brief) August, p. 65.
IRS TEAM Pilot Program. (Tax Brief) September, p. 87.
Sales and Use Tax Reverse Audits. (From The Tax Adviser) September, p. 94.
Taxing Social Security Benefits. (Tax Case) September, p. 88.
Line Items. October, p. 101
Planning for Higher Education. (From The Tax Adviser) October, p. 102.
Deducting Tuition and Related Fees as Medical Expenses. (From The Tax Adviser) November, p. 94.
No Noncorporate Deduction for Underpayment Interest. (From The Tax Adviser) December, p. 74.

Landberg, William
Freedom From Market Swings. May, p. 49.

Laursen, Eric
Cut Down on Contract Stress. January, p. 57.

Lewison, John
From Fired to Hired. June, p. 43.

Lindow, Paul E.; Race, Jill D.
Beyond Traditional Audit Techniques. July, p. 28.

Louderback, Tom
Stand Tall for Independence. (Letters) November, p. 16.

Luecke, Randall W.; Meeting, David T.
Asset Impairment and Disposal. March, p. 49.

Luehlfing, Michael S.; Vallario, Cynthia Waller; Phillips, Thomas J. Jr.
Hazy Reporting. August, p. 47.

Lynch, David; Golen, Steven
Got the Picture? May, p. 83.

Lynch, Michael
Line Items. July, p. 70.
Line Items. August, p. 66.

Mackler, Erin P.; Matherne, J. Louis
Privacy Framework Helps CPAs Protect Consumers. August, p. 79.

Manning, Jonah N.
In Support of CPAs. (Letters) July, p. 12.

Manthey, Robert; Balhoff, William E.
Pass the Baton Without Missing a Beat. March, p. 43.

Maples, Larry; Earles, Melanie James
Employment Benefits and Divorce. February, p. 40.
The Timing of Section 1033 Elections. September, p. 91.

Maples, Larry; Gacho, Norberto; Fesler, R. Dan
Tax “Tips.” (Tax Focus) February, p. 68.

Martinez, Michele; Bryant, Stephanie M.
Push-Button Spreadsheets. September, p. 35.

Mascha, Maureen Francis; Miller, Cathleen L.
Stop E-Mail Snoops. July, p. 61.

Mastracchio, Nicholas J. Jr.; Zunitch, Victoria M.
Difference Between Mergers and Acquisitions. November, p. 38.

Matherne, J. Louis; Mackler, Erin P.
Privacy Framework Helps CPAs Protect Consumers. August, p. 79.

McAllister, John P.
Keep an Eye on Concepts Statements. (Letters) February, p. 13.

Meeting, David T.; Luecke, Randall W.
Asset Impairment and Disposal. March, p. 49.

Melancon, Barry C.
A New Accounting Culture. October, p. 27.

Melancon, Barry C.; Castellano, James G.
Special Bulletin: To the Members of the AICPA. March, p. 15.

Mendlowitz, Edward
The Quicker You Bill, the Quicker You’re Paid. (Case Study) October, p. 72.

Menelaides, Susan L.; Beasley, Mark S.; Montgomery, Daniel D.; Palmrose, Zoe-Vonna
Auditors’ New Procedures for Detecting Fraud. May, p. 63.

Miller, Cathleen L.; Mascha, Maureen Francis
Stop E-Mail Snoops. July, p. 61.

Miller, Paul B.W.
Quality Financial Reporting. April, p. 70.

Miller, Richard I.; Pashkoff, Paul H.
Regulations Under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act. October, p. 33.

Miller, Susan W.; Doucet, Thomas A.
Get the Right Balance. July, p. 49.

Montgomery, Daniel D.; Beasley, Mark S.; Menelaides, Susan L.; Palmrose, Zoe-Vonna
Auditors’ New Procedures for Detecting Fraud. May, p. 63.

Morrison, Bruce
On Stock Options and Divorce. (Letters) April, p. 11.

Most, Kenneth S.
Lesson From Yesteryear. (Letters) October, p. 12.

Mueller, Jennifer M.
Work Smarter With Smart Tags. November, p. 71.

Murphy, Frank Thomas
Rotate to Stay Fresh. (Letters) December, p. 15.

Myers, Randy
How CFOs Stretch Boundaries. May, p. 75.
Is a Subsidiary in Your Future? June, p. 73.
Why Compensation Committees Need Your Help. December, p. 65.

Myers, Roslyn
CPAs Get Into Focus. February, p. 28.

Myers, Roslyn; Gregory, Edward
Help Clients Take Measure. June, p. 53.

Navani, Vinay S.
IRS Eases Cash-Accounting Rules for Small Businesses. (Tax Brief) April, p. 87.

Noella, Lyne
Follow the Leader. October, p. 59.

Ozello, James
Same-Sex Partner Benefits Do Not Disqualify Tuition Plan. (Tax Brief) May, p. 91.
Sale of Future Lottery Payments Is Ordinary Income. (Tax Case) October, p. 99.

Pacini, Carl; Tucker, Robert
Make ’Em Pay Up. October, p. 67.

Palmrose, Zoe-Vonna; Beasley, Mark S.; Montgomery, Daniel D.; Menelaides, Susan L.
Auditors’ New Procedures for Detecting Fraud. May, p. 63.

Parker, Richard D.
College Meets Curriculum Criteria. (Letters) July, p. 15.

Pashkoff, Paul H.; Miller, Richard I.
Regulations Under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act. October, p. 33.

Person, Stanley
Business Bookshelf. January, p. 95.
Business Bookshelf. April, p. 84.
Business Bookshelf. December, p. 88.

Phelan, Sarah
Kick the Tires of a New Niche. September, p. 28.
Home Is Where the Office Is. December, p. 37.

Phillips, Thomas J. Jr.; Luehlfing, Michael S.; Vallario, Cynthia Waller
Hazy Reporting. August, p. 47.

Piergallini, Paul J.
Going, Going, Gone? March, p. 28.

Pleninger, Diane Brooks
Cell Phone Courtesy. (Letters) January, p. 11.

Prosser, Elise K.; Smith, James K.
Accounting for Trade Dress. November, p. 61.

Quinn, Lawrence Richter
Risky Business. June, p. 65.

Quinn, Tina Steward; Flesher, Tonya K.
A Weapon From the Past. July, p. 65.

Quinn, Tina; Carr, Rebecca
Tax Relief for Terrorism Victims. (Tax Brief) April, p. 88.

Race, Jill D.; Lindow, Paul E.
Beyond Traditional Audit Techniques. July, p. 28.

Raitz, Ronald L.; Hannah, Rob
IRS Expands Replacement Property in 1031 Exchanges. (Tax Brief) July, p. 69.

Raspante, John F.
An Ethics Quiz. August, p. 41.

Reichert, Charles J.
Deducting Environmental Cleanup Costs. (Tax Case) February, p. 64.
Self-Rental Regulation Upheld Again. (Tax Case) May, p. 95.

Rubin, Erica
ETFs and Taxes. (Letters) May, p. 11.

Sanders, Bea
150-Hour Requirement. September, p. 76.

Schanfield, Arnold
Need More Effective Risk Management. (Letters) December, p. 15.

Scheidlinger, Jay A.
Get State Tax Newsletters via the Internet. (Tax Brief) April, p. 90.

Schiavi, Vincent A.
Ignore Statements at Your Own Peril. (Letters) January, p. 11.

Schnee, Edward J.
Settling a Debt Guarantee. (Tax Case) January, p. 78.
Covenants Not to Compete. (Tax Case) February, p. 67.
Deducting Recurring Expenditures. (Tax Case) March, p. 67.
Retroactive Revenue Rulings. (Tax Case) April, p. 90.
FICA Wages? (Tax Case) May, p. 91.
Weighing Tax Authorities. (Tax Case) June, p. 83.
Defining an Involuntary Conversion. (Tax Case) July, p. 72.
Clarifying Unrelated Business Income. (Tax Case) August, p. 65.
Contribution of Appreciated Stock. (Tax Case) September, p. 87.
Tax Liens. (Tax Case) October, p. 95.
Nondeductible Alimony. (Tax Case) November, p. 91.
Computing the Accumulated Earnings Tax. (Tax Case) December, p. 72.

Schwartzenhauer, Dale
Another Look at Hedge Funds. (Letters) July, p. 15.

Scott, Robert B. Jr.
Offer Family-Business Solutions. July, p. 55.

Scutellaro, Joseph F.; Culligan, Michael; Szargowicz, Lisa A.
It’s Time to E-File. November, p. 79.

Shackelford, Aaron L.
To Risk or Not to Risk. (Letters) March, p. 11.

Siegel, Stanley B.
Corporate Disability Buy-Ups. (Insurance Issues) December, p. 86.

Smith, Darlene Pulliam; Burnett, Sharon
Effect of Built-in Gain on Value of Closely Held Stock. (Tax Case) January, p. 78.
Unreported Tips and FICA. (Tax Case) October, p. 96.
Tax-Exempt Bonds for Religious Institution Don’t Violate Constitution. (Tax Case) December, p. 72.

Smith, Darlene Pulliam; Friske, Karyn Bybee
Contingent Attorney Fee Is Income to Client. (Tax Case) February, p. 64.
Some Severance Not Subject to Employment Taxes. (Tax Case) August, p. 68.

Smith, Darlene Pulliam; Hiner, Ronald R.
Underreported Income. (Tax Case) March, p. 68.
The Constitutionality of the Parsonage Allowance. (Special Report) November, p. 92.

Smith, James K.; Prosser, Elise K.
Accounting for Trade Dress. November, p. 61.

Smith, Marvin
A CPA’s Anguish. (Letters) November, p. 15.

Snyder, Lisa A.
The New GAO Independence Standard: What Auditors Need to Know. November, p. 43.

Stenson, Robert
On Hedge Funds—The Good and the Bad. (Letters) July, p. 15.

Stokes, Andrew
Letter on Target. (Letters) September, p. 14.

Sturgeon, C. Eugene
Disappointed With JofA News. (Letters) September, p. 13.

Swanger, Susan L.; Chewning, Eugene G. Jr.
Research Summary 24: When the External Auditor Also Performs the Internal Audit. January, p. 88.

Sweeney, Paul
Five Tips to Steer Clear of the Courthouse. July, p. 34.

Sweeney, Paul; Vallario, Cynthia Waller
NYSE Sets Audit Committees on New Road. November, p. 51.

Szargowicz, Lisa A.; Culligan, Michael; Scutellaro, Joseph F.
It’s Time to E-File. November, p. 79.

Taylor, George
Big Changes, Big Benefits. June, p. 31.

Temmerman, John F.
A Vote for a Four-Year Degree. (Letters) July, p. 12.

Thomas, C. William
The Rise and Fall of Enron. April, p. 41.

Tie, Robert
Rebuilding Trust. December, p. 61.

Toder, Charles
Professional Responsibility Comes First. (Letters) October, p. 12.

Tomanelli, Joseph
Profession Should Police Itself. (Letters) August, p. 13.

Tomaszeski, Paul
Could Five Years Be a Deterrent? (Letters) July, p. 12.

Treger, Samuel H.
Begin Process to Restore Public Confidence. (Letters) November, p. 15.

Trugman, Gary R.
Signed, Sealed, Delivered. November, p. 30

Tucker, Robert; Pacini, Carl
Make ’Em Pay Up. October, p. 67.

Vallario, Cynthia Waller; Donohue, James
A New Scorecard for Intellectual Property. April, p. 75.

Vallario, Cynthia Waller; Phillips, Thomas J. Jr.; Luehlfing, Michael S.
Hazy Reporting. August, p. 47.

Vallario, Cynthia Waller; Sweeney, Paul
NYSE Sets Audit Committees on New Road. November, p. 51.

VanBelle, Charles T. Jr.
“Thievery” Numbers Don’t Add Up. (Letters) October, p. 11.

Waksman, Richard J.
A Reader’s Solution to Enron-Type Frauds. (Letters) July, p. 11.

Walsh, Vincent E.
Trustees and Life Insurance. (Letters) June, p. 11.

Walter, Bruce H.
For National Licensing of CPAs. (Letters) June, p. 11.

Wells, Joseph T.
…And One for Me. January, p. 90.
Lapping It Up. February, p. 73.
Occupational Fraud: The Audit as Deterrent. April, p. 24.
Let Them Know Someone’s Watching. May, p. 106.
Control Cash-Register Thievery. June, p. 88.
Billing Schemes, Part 1: Shell Companies That Don’t Deliver. July, p. 76.
Billing Schemes, Part 2: Pass-Throughs. August, p. 72.
Billing Schemes, Part 3: Pay-and-Return Invoicing. September, p. 96.
Billing Schemes, Part 4: Personal Purchases. October, p. 105.
Ten Steps to a Top-Notch Interview. November, p. 99.
Keep Ghosts Off the Payroll. December, p. 77.

West, Ron
Smart Education Tax Moves. September, p. 81.

Whittington, Ray; Fischbach, Gretchen
The New Audit Documentation Requirements. April, p. 53.

Wittig, Dorsey
Adhering to Zero Tolerance. (Letters) July, p. 11.

Wolf, Daniel L.
Great Work, Guys! (Letters) March, p. 12.

Wolfe, Joseph; Anderson, Sherry
A Perspective on Audit Malpractice Claims. September, p. 59.

Woodson, Benjamin M.; Henderson, Dale A.; Chase, Bruce W.
Performance Measures for NPOs. January, p. 63.

Yaffe, Edie; Goria, Ellen T.
Test Your Knowledge of Professional Ethics. October, p. 110.

Zarowin, Stanley
Evaluating Tax Software. October, p. 38.

Zekany, Kay
Don’t Lose Sight of Enduring Values. (Letters) July, p. 12.

Zunitch, Victoria M.; Hayes, Michael
The Business of Bankruptcy. February, p. 35.

Zunitch, Victoria M.; Mastracchio, Nicholas J. Jr.
Difference Between Mergers and Acquisitions. November, p. 38.