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Index to volumes 199
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Allen, William Edward III; Foster,
Mary B.
The Best of Both
Worlds. August, p. 43.
Almer, Elizabeth Dreike
Advice
From Trailblazers and Rising Stars. September, p. 97.
Altieri, Mark P.; Naegele, Richard
A.
Is Your
Retirement Plan Really Safe? April, p. 34.
Anderson, Alan; Herring, Paul;
Pawlicki, Amy
EBR: The Next
Step. June, p. 71.
Anderson, Bonnie Brinton; Oprya,
Larysa V.; Romney, Marshall B.
Mass Mailings
Made Simple. April, p. 48.
Atkinson, Stan; Cho, Charles H.;
Evans, Thomas G.
Hedge Fund
Investing. February, p. 52.
Baker, Anita
Growing
Talent Is Everybody’s Business. September, p. 90.
Baldiga, Nancy R.
Opportunity and
Balance: Is Your Organization Ready to Provide Both? May, p. 39.
A Business Imperative.
September, p. 88.
Looking Forward: A Talk With
Leslie Murphy. September, p. 34.
Mirror, Mirror, On
the Wall: Have I Got My Priorities Straight? September, p. 92.
Ready to Move Ahead?
September, p. 93.
Banham, Russ
Valuing IP
Post-Sarbanes-Oxley. November, p. 72.
Baril, Charles P.; Briggs, John W.;
Betancourt, Luis
How to “Excel” at
Options Valuation. December, p. 57.
Beasley, Angela L.
The Style
Split. September, p. 91.
Beddow, Dean; Jentho, David
Peer Review Is
Stronger and Better Now. April, p. 44.
Bentley, Peter E.; Lifson, David A.
New Rules for
Expats. September, p. 82.
Beresford, Dennis R.
Take a
Seat in the Boardroom. (What’s Next?) October, p. 104.
Berger, Linda
Making
Flextime Work. September, p. 96.
Betancourt, Luis; Baril, Charles
P.; Briggs, John W.
How to “Excel” at
Options Valuation. December, p. 57.
Booker, Quinton
African American
Students and the CPA Exam. May, p. 60.
Bradshaw, Barton J.; Papalia, Mark
Play by the
Rules. July, p. 46.
Brickner, Daniel R.; Welch, Judith
K.; Mahoney, Lois S.
Double-Teaming in
Excel. November, p. 83.
Briggs, John W.; Betancourt, Luis;
Baril, Charles P.
How to “Excel” at
Options Valuation. December, p. 57.
Brotherton, Phaedra
A History of
Determination. October, p. 71.
Browne, Mai
Flextime
to the Nth Degree. September, p. 95.
Bryant, Stephanie M.; Nichols,
Nancy B.
Host a Virtual
Meeting. February, p. 66.
Bunting, Robert L.
Renewing a Great
Profession. January, p. 58.
Bunting, Robert L.; Murphy, Leslie
A Letter From
2004–2005 AICPA Board Chair Robert L. Bunting and
2005–2006 AICPA Board Chair Leslie Murphy. October, p. 9.
Caplain, Bruce
Jump-Start
Success. February, p. 34.
Carpenter, Lorri
Slippery
Slope? (Letters) June, p. 13.
Cates, Robert J.
Seeing
Green. (Letters) July, p. 12.
Cho, Charles H.; Evans, Thomas G.;
Atkinson, Stan
Hedge Fund
Investing. February, p. 52.
Churyk, Natalie Tatiana; Mantzke,
Katrina
Mastering
the Technology. (Sidebar) July, p. 38.
Clark, Lawrence S.; Hanson,
Randall; Smith, James K.
Bankruptcy Reform
Is Here. November, p. 51.
Coe, Martin J.
Trust Services: A
Better Way to Evaluate I.T. Controls. March, p. 69.
Cook, J. Michael
Happy
People, Happy Clients. (Seven Voices From the Profession)
October, p. 38.
Crain, Gil W.; Peterson Kramer,
Bonita K.; Johnson, Christie W.; Miller, Scott J.
The
Practitioner-Professor Link. June, p. 77.
Crosley, Gale
Selling to Audit
Committees. February, p. 41.
Cunningham, Colleen Sayther
XBRL: A
Multitalented Tool. April, p. 70.
DeCristofaro, John
Prepare Data
for Excel. May, p. 76.
Dennis, Anita
Succession-Planning
Dos and Don’ts. February, p. 47.
Second-CPA-Firm Update.
September, p. 61.
Events That Shaped a Century.
October, p. 89.
Devore, Paul S.
LTC Insurance for
Owners and Executives. March, p. 53.
Dietrich, Mark O.
Medical
Practices: A BV Rx. November, p. 45.
Dodson, Ken A.
To Hedge or Not to
Hedge. (Sidebar) February, p. 56.
Duffy, Maureen Nevin
Oh, the Places
You’ll Go! October, p. 59.
Eason, Pat; Zimmermann, Raymond A.
Tax Relief,
Chapter 2004. May, p. 99.
Eaton, Tim V.; Prucyk, Brian R.
No Longer an
“Option.” April, p. 63.
Ethridge, Cindy
A Standard by
Any Other Name. (Sidebar) August, p. 69.
Evans, Thomas G.; Atkinson, Stan;
Cho, Charles H.
Hedge Fund
Investing. February, p. 52.
Ferraro, John
The Proof
Is in the Payback. September, p. 89.
Flanagan, Patrick J.; Graziano,
John E.
Explore the Art
of Consultative Selling. January, p. 34.
Fleming, Peter D.
New Rules Cast
a Wide Net. (Sidebar) July, p. 50.
The Future Has Never Looked
Brighter. November, p. 66.
Forbes, Kathryn A.
The Virtues of
Volunteering. November, p. 81.
Foster, Mary B.; Allen, William
Edward III
The Best of Both
Worlds. August, p. 43.
Gardner, Ken
What About
the Micro Firm? (Letters) November, p. 14.
Gold, Robert J.; Hannon, Neal J.
XBRL Revisited.
February, p. 64.
Graziano, John E.; Flanagan,
Patrick J.
Explore the Art
of Consultative Selling. January, p. 34.
Green, M. Cathryn; Sorensen, Susan
M.; Kyle, Donald L.; Shamis, Gary S.
Outsourcing,
Offshoring, Nearshoring: What to Do? June, p. 57.
Gujarathi, Mahendra R.; McQuade,
Ralph J.
Financial Aid 101.
July, p. 79.
Haberman, Louise Dratler
NASBA: Focusing
State Boards on Revitalizing Public Trust. February, p. 74.
Hall, John J.
Answer Please:
Fraud-Based Interviewing. August, p. 61.
Hannon, Neal J.; Gold, Robert J.
XBRL Revisited.
February, p. 64.
Hanson, Randall; Smith, James K.;
Clark, Lawrence S.
Bankruptcy Reform
Is Here. November, p. 51.
Harrington, Cynthia
The Value
Proposition. September, p. 77.
The Accounting Profession:
Looking Ahead. October, p. 43.
Hayes, Michael
What a
Governance Referee Thinks. (Sidebar) February, p. 43.
Outrageous Employee Benefits.
May, p. 32.
Promises to Keep. July, p. 41.
Hayes, Michael; Phelan, Sarah E.
Payroll: A Tie
That Binds. March, p. 29.
Hayes, Michael; Weltman, Barbara
Feng Shui for Beginners.
December, p. 36.
Heard, Marianne
Not Your
Father’s CPA Firm! September, p. 94.
Herring, Mary Lou
Ethics Education
for Students. (Letters) March, p. 11.
Herring, Paul; Anderson, Alan;
Pawlicki, Amy
EBR: The Next
Step. June, p. 71.
Hiner, Ronald R.; Pulliam, Darlene
Accumulated
Earnings Tax: Deductibility of Paid but Contested Liabilities.
(Tax Case) January, p. 74.
Tax Shelter Can Have
Business Purpose. (Tax Case) March, p. 88.
Holder, William W.; Thomas, Paula
B.
A Vision
Fulfilled. July, p. 35.
Holl, Suzanne M.; Rosario, Ric R.
Stay Out of
Trouble. August, p. 67.
Holt, Theresa; Poznanski, Peter
No Privacy in
Bankruptcy. November, p. 61.
Horstmann, Charles A.
Playing
a Leadership Role in International Convergence. (What’s
Next?) October, p. 98.
Humphrey, Roberta
Happy Birthday, JofA.
(Letters) January, p. 11.
Jentho, David; Beddow, Dean
Peer Review Is
Stronger and Better Now. April, p. 44.
Johnson, Christie W.; Peterson
Kramer, Bonita K.; Crain, Gil W.; Miller, Scott J.
The
Practitioner-Professor Link. June, p. 77.
Johnson, Steven D.
The 5% Rule and
Materiality. (Letters) August, p. 12.
Johnston, Randolph P.
A Tour of
Tomorrow’s Technology. (What’s Next?) October, p. 95.
High Tech for the Small Office.
December, p. 41.
Johnston, Randolph P.; Spencer,
Robert H.
Time to Go
Paperless. June, p. 44.
Jones, Susan
Exploring
the Global Marketplace. (What’s Next?) October, p. 100.
Jung, Do-Jin; Pulliam, Darlene
A Winning Tax
Shelter Case. (Tax Case) June, p. 93.
Guarding Marital
Deductions. (Tax Case) July, p. 86.
Jurcago, John J.
What About
Profit-Sharing Plans? (Letters) June, p. 14.
Katz, Colleen
Letter From the
Editor-in-Chief. October, p. 124.
Keegan, John
Technology
Column Gets an A. (Letters) November, p. 12.
Kelley, Claudia L.; Witmer, Philip
R.
Sell It or Rent
It? June, p. 86.
King, John C.
E-Mail Express.
July, p. 70.
Kirk, Don
Regaining Trust.
(Seven Voices From the Profession) October, p. 30.
Kirtley, Olivia F.
Leadership in the
Corporate World. (Seven Voices From the Profession) October, p.
27.
Kmiec, Edward J.
More Than
Verbal. (Letters) July, p. 12.
Knight, Lee G.; Knight, Ray A.
Withdraw Without
Penalty. August, p. 48.
Knight, Ray A.; Knight, Lee G.
Withdraw Without
Penalty. August, p. 48.
Knowles, Jimmy Wayne
The Right
Foot. (Letters) May, p. 11.
Kroll, Karen M.
More Talk, More
Action. May, p. 67.
Kyle, Donald L.; Shamis, Gary S.;
Green, M. Cathryn; Sorensen, Susan M.
Outsourcing,
Offshoring, Nearshoring: What to Do? June, p. 57.
Laffie, Lesli S.
Buying
Long-Term-Care Insurance. (From The Tax Adviser) January, p. 78.
“Wages” and the
Employer-Employee Relationship. (From The Tax Adviser) March, p.
90.
The Importance of a Valid
Disclaimer. (From The Tax Adviser) April, p. 79.
Substantiate Travel and
Entertainment Costs. (From The Tax Adviser) May, p. 110.
Expanded E-Services Access.
(From The Tax Adviser) June, p. 98.
Joint Patent Owners and LLCs.
(From The Tax Adviser) July, p. 94.
Tax Benefits of Royalty Trusts.
(From The Tax Adviser) August, p. 58.
Reduced Exclusion Possible in
Home Sale. (From The Tax Adviser) September, p. 118.
Dyslexia Program Tuition Is a
Valid Deduction. (From The Tax Adviser) November, p. 100.
Starting in 2006: Roth 401(k)s. (From The
Tax Adviser) December, p. 91.
Lang, Eva
Would You, Could
You, Should You Blog? June, p. 36.
Larson, Gregory M.; Thompson, James
H.
A Gap in
Insurance GAAP? March, p. 83.
LaRue, David W.; Thompson, Steven
C.
When to
Write Off Bad Debt. (Tax Case) September, p. 116.
Lenning, Jeff
Automate Excel
Functions. January, p. 46.
Lifson, David A.; Bentley, Peter E.
New Rules for
Expats. September, p. 82.
Mahecha, Carl
CBT: Too
Easy? (Letters) September, p. 12.
Mahoney, Lois S.; Brickner, Daniel
R.; Welch, Judith K.
Double-Teaming in
Excel. November, p. 83.
Mannino, Laura Lee
Ohio
Investment Tax Credit Struck Down. (Tax Case) January, p. 76.
The Tax Is Assessed,
Not the Taxpayer. (Tax Case) May, p. 106.
No Marketability Discount
for Lottery Winnings. (Tax Case) November, p. 96.
Mantzke, Katrina; Churyk, Natalie
Tatiana
Mastering
the Technology. (Sidebar) July, p. 38.
Maples, Larry
Pay Now or Defer.
November, p. 91.
McKeown, James
Cash Is
Best. (Letters) April, p. 11.
McNally, J. Stephen
Assessing
Company-Level Controls. June, p. 65.
McQuade, Ralph J.; Gujarathi,
Mahendra R.
Financial Aid 101.
July, p. 79.
Melancon, Barry C.
In Support of
CPA Financial Planners. February, p. 30.
Letter From the President. July,
p. 8.
Message From the AICPA
President and CEO. October, p. 11.
Mendlowitz, Edward
Tax Season
Defanged. January, p. 39.
You Need the Right
Paperless Attitude. (Sidebar) June, p. 48.
Metrejean, Cheryl
Lottery
Winnings Taxable Under Foreign Treaties. (Tax Case) February, p.
76.
Metrejean, Cheryl; Severance,
Robert L.
Not Legally
Enforceable? It’s Still Alimony! (Tax Case) July, p. 89.
Metzler, James C.
How the AICPA
Helps Members Serve Small Business. March, p. 26.
Marketing Tips to Success.
(Sidebar) September, p. 63.
Meyerson, Andrew
The Dollars and
Cents of Green Accounting. May, p. 47.
Miller, Sandra K.; Tucker, James,
J. III
Limit Practice
Liability. September, p. 71.
Miller, Scott J.; Johnson, Christie
W.; Peterson Kramer, Bonita K.
The
Practitioner-Professor Link. June, p. 77.
Millner, Lyn
Working Couples: Small Firm
Solutions. December, p. 28.
Mitchell, Bert N.
Responsibility to
Embrace Diversity. (Seven Voices From the Profession) October, p.
28.
Morris, Joseph L.
The Change Game. December,
p. 67.
Moussalli, Stephanie
Accounting for
the Journal’s First 100 Years: A Timeline From 1905
to 2005. October, p. 43.
Murphy, Leslie; Bunting, Robert L.
A Letter From
2004-2005 AICPA Board Chair Robert L. Bunting and 2005-2006 AICPA
Board Chair Leslie Murphy. October, p. 9.
Myers, Randy
Not Your
Grandfather’s CPA Firm. October, p. 51.
Accounting
Education Changes Course. (What’s Next?) October, p. 108.
Naegele, Richard A.; Altieri, Mark
P.
Is Your
Retirement Plan Really Safe? April, p. 34.
Nash, Claire Y.; Quinn, Tina
Taxing
Workers’ Comp. (Tax Case) December, p. 88.
Nathan, Arthur E.
The Right
Tools. (Letters) November, p. 12.
Navani, Vinay S.
Commuting
Expenses: What Is a “Metropolitan Area”? (Tax Case)
January, p. 75.
Newman, Glenn
Fear
Factor. (Top Line) September, p. 19.
Nichols, Nancy B.; Bryant,
Stephanie M.
Host a Virtual
Meeting. February, p. 66.
Nolan, Vince
Lights, Camera,
Accountants. October, p. 93.
Oliverio, Mary Ellen
Applause
for JofA. (Letters) April, p. 11.
Oprya, Larysa V.; Anderson, Bonnie
Brinton; Romney, Marshall B.
Mass Mailings
Made Simple. April, p. 48.
Papalia, Mark
Class-Based
Pensions. January, p. 51.
Papalia, Mark; Bradshaw, Barton J.
Play by the
Rules. July, p. 46.
Pawlicki, Amy; Anderson, Alan;
Herring, Paul
EBR: The Next
Step. June, p. 71.
Peterson Kramer, Bonita K.;
Johnson, Christie W.; Crain, Gil W.; Miller, Scott J.
The
Practitioner-Professor Link. June, p. 77.
Petravick, Simon; Troutman, Coleen
S.
Emergency Rx for
Windows XP. August, p. 80.
Phelan, Sarah E.; Hayes, Michael
Payroll: A Tie
That Binds. March, p. 29.
Pickard, Geoff
In the Public
Interest, Part One. January, p. 63.
In the Public Interest, Part
Two. February, p. 60.
Podolin, Leonard
Former
Andersen Partner Speaks Out. (Letters) November, p. 12.
Porter, Robert Lester
What’s
My Line? (Top Line) July, p. 16.
What’s My Line?
(Top Line) September, p. 18.
What’s My Line?
(Top Line) November, p. 19.
What’s My Line? (Top Line)
December, p. 13.
Poznanski, Peter; Holt, Theresa
No Privacy in
Bankruptcy. November, p. 61.
Previts, Gary John
Education
With Purpose. (Seven Voices From the Profession) October, p. 32.
Price, Barbara Walters
Get Your BV Niche
Out There. November, p. 38.
Price, J. Clarke
Advocate,
Regulator, Network and Conscience. (Seven Voices From the
Profession) October, p. 36.
Prucyk, Brian R.; Eaton, Tim V.
No Longer an
“Option.” April, p. 63.
Pulliam, Darlene; Hiner, Ronald R.
Accumulated
Earnings Tax: Deductibility of Paid but Contested Liabilities.
(Tax Case) January, p. 74.
Tax Shelter Can Have
Business Purpose. (Tax Case) March, p. 88.
Pulliam, Darlene; Jung, Do-Jin
A Winning Tax
Shelter Case. (Tax Case) June, p. 93.
Guarding Marital
Deductions. (Tax Case) July, p. 86.
Quinn, Tina; Nash, Claire Y.
Taxing
Workers’ Comp. (Tax Case) December, p. 88.
Ratcliffe, Thomas A.
To Consolidate or Not.
December, p. 75.
Reeb, William L.
Nothing Succeeds
Like Succession. July, p. 63.
Reichert, Charles J.
Are
Substitute Payments Alimony? (Tax Case) February, p. 77.
Is Division of an IRA a
Taxable Event? (Tax Case) February, p. 78.
Note Sale: Does It
Accelerate Related-Party Interest Deductions? (Tax Case) March,
p. 87.
Does Bankruptcy
Terminate S Corp Status? (Tax Case) April, p. 78.
FICA Taxes For Medical
Residents. (Tax Case) May, p. 106.
Extraordinary
Personal Services Exception. (Tax Case) June, p. 95.
Differentiating
Debt From Equity. (Tax Case) September, p. 113.
What Makes It Alimony?
(Tax Case) November, p. 95.
Unallocated Support
Payments as Alimony. (Tax Case) December, p. 86.
Reinhart, Len
What CPAs Need
to Know About Separately Managed Accounts. January, p. 28.
Romney, Marshall B.; Anderson,
Bonnie Brinton; Oprya, Larysa V.
Mass Mailings
Made Simple. April, p. 48.
Rosario, Ric R.; Holl, Suzanne M.
Stay Out of
Trouble. August, p. 67.
Rosen, Cheryl
Tax Dodgers Get
the Boot. (Top Line) July, p. 18.
The Last Word: Jeff Burnison.
July, p. 104.
The Last Word: Mia Thomas.
August, p. 108.
A Maine Event. (Top Line)
August, p. 16.
The Last Word: Grant D. Ashley.
September, p. 140.
A Million Thanks.
(Top Line) September, p. 21.
An Inca 1040? (Top Line)
November, p. 18.
The Last Word: Tonya Varner.
November, p. 128.
The Last Word: Ralph Bender. December, p.
128.
The Tale of the Two Accountants. (Top
Line) December, p. 14.
Rosen, Cheryl; Tate, Will
Frame a Travel
Strategy. March, p. 45.
Rosenfarb, Sam
A Reader
Approves. (Letters) September, p. 12.
Ryan, Kevin T.
A
Blogging Fan. (Letters) September, p. 12.
Scarinci, Cynthia
IRAs and
401(k)s: How to Pick the Best Plan. March, p. 37.
Sammer, Joanne
New Horizons:
Enterprise-Wide Compliance. August, p. 75.
Schiavi, Vincent
In the
Client’s Best Interest. (Letters) May, p. 11.
Schmutter, Steven
Get Back on Track.
December, p. 81.
Schnee, Edward J.
Partnership
Terminations. (Tax Case) January, p. 73.
Firm-and-Fixed-Plan
Rule Reaffirmed. (Tax Case) February, p. 75.
Section 1341
Clarified. (Tax Case) March, p. 86.
Buy-Sell Agreements.
(Tax Case) April, p. 76.
Contingent
Attorney Fees. (Tax Case) May, p. 108.
Exiting a
Partnership. (Tax Case) May, p. 105.
Redeeming Closely
Held Stock. (Tax Case) June, p. 90.
Related Parties and
NOLs. (Tax Case) July, p. 86.
Recoverable Costs. (Tax
Case) August, p. 57.
Divorce, Pensions
and Community Property. (Tax Case) September, p. 113.
Conservation
Easements. (Tax Case) November, p. 95.
Creative Capital Gains. (Tax
Case) December, p. 85.
Severance, Robert L.; Metrejean,
Cheryl
Not Legally
Enforceable? It’s Still Alimony! (Tax Case) July, p. 89.
Shamis, Gary S.; Green, M. Cathryn;
Sorensen, Susan M.; Kyle, Donald L.
Outsourcing,
Offshoring, Nearshoring: What to Do? June, p. 57.
Sharp, Andrew D.
A Search for
the Truth. (Letters) August, p. 12.
Shildneck, Barbara J.
100 Years of the
Journal. October, p. 12.
Did You Know…
October, p. 40.
Business Bookshelf. December, p. 97.
Siegel, Bart H.
Caveats
to Selling Financial Services. (Sidebar) January, p. 29.
Maximize Tax Benefits Under
IRC Section 165. April, p. 72.
Simpson, Fred A.
The First
“Last Word.” (Letters) September, p. 12.
Smith, James K.; Clark, Lawrence
S.; Hanson, Randall
Bankruptcy Reform
Is Here. November, p. 51.
Snyder, Adam
Volunteering For
Financial Literacy. June, p. 21.
Sorensen, Susan M.; Kyle, Donald
L.; Shamis, Gary S.; Green, M. Cathryn
Outsourcing,
Offshoring, Nearshoring: What to Do? June, p. 57.
Spencer, Robert H.; Johnston,
Randolph P.
Time to Go
Paperless. June, p. 44.
Stal, Albert
From a
Neighbor to the North. (Letters) May, p. 11.
Stultz, R. Scott
Ethics Education
for Students. (Letters) March, p. 11.
Suter, John
Medicaid Debate
Continues. (Letters) March, p. 11.
Tate, Will; Rosen, Cheryl
Frame a Travel
Strategy. March, p. 45.
Thomas, Paula B.; Holder, William
W.
A Vision
Fulfilled. July, p. 35.
Thompson, James H.; Larson, Gregory
M.
A Gap in
Insurance GAAP? March, p. 83.
Thompson, Steven C.; LaRue, David
W.
When to
Write Off Bad Debt. (Tax Case) September, p. 116.
Thrower, E. Anson
FASB 123R
Is Good News. (Letters) June, p. 13.
Tie, Robert
XBRL: It’s
Unstoppable. August, p. 32.
Crossword Puzzle for
Accountants. October, p. 116.
Troutman, Coleen S.; Petravick,
Simon
Emergency Rx for
Windows XP. August, p. 80.
Tucker, James, J. III; Miller,
Sandra K.
Limit Practice
Liability. September, p. 71.
Vigilante, Barbara
Women at Full
Throttle. (Sidebar) October, p. 76.
Von Bose, Joe
First JofA
and Today. (Letters) April, p. 11.
Vorhies, James Brady
The New
Importance of Materiality. May, p. 53.
Walker, David M.
The State of the
Accountability Profession. (Seven Voices From the Profession)
October, p. 26.
Warring, James D.
Turn Unneeded
Policies Into Cash. September, p. 39.
Watkins, Kelly J.
Will They Throw
Eggs? April, p. 57.
Weisel, James A.
Add Even More
Muscle to “What-If” Analyses. March, p. 76.
Welch, Judith K.; Mahoney, Lois S.;
Brickner, Daniel R.
Double-Teaming in
Excel. November, p. 83.
Wells, Joseph T.
Dumb and Dumber.
(The Fraud Beat) May, p. 93.
When You Suspect Fraud. (The
Fraud Beat) June, p. 82.
Weltman, Barbara; Hayes, Michael
Feng Shui for Beginners.
December, p. 36.
Willis, Mike
XBRL and Data
Standardization: Transforming the Way CPAs Work. March, p. 80.
Witmer, Philip R.; Kelley, Claudia
L.
Sell It or Rent
It? June, p. 86.
Woods, Michael D.
Keep It
Simple. (Letters) June, p. 13.
Zarowin, Stanley
Golden Business
Ideas. January, p. 108.
Technology Q&A. January,
p. 80.
Golden Business Ideas. February,
p. 108.
Technology Q&A.
February, p. 81.
Golden Business Ideas. March, p.
116.
Technology Q&A. March,
p. 94.
Golden Business Ideas. April, p.
116.
Technology Q&A. April,
p. 81.
Golden Business Ideas. May, p.
124.
Technology Q&A. May, p.
81.
Golden Business Ideas. June, p.
120.
Technology Q&A. June, p.
53.
Golden Business Ideas. (Top
Line) July, p. 18.
Technology Q&A. July, p.
75.
Golden Business
Ideas. (Top Line) August, p. 19.
Technology Q&A. August,
p. 87.
Contract Musts.
(Golden Business Idea) September, p. 21.
Put a Lid On It. (Golden
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