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Investments/Practice
Management
WORKING
WITH A SOLICITOR TO GET NEW BUSINESS
Ed McCarthy
Using an outside marketer to solicit clients for
their wealth management practice can be an excellent way
for CPAs to expand their business and compete against
others who provide similar services.
Investments
IMPROVE
THE QUALITY OF INVESTMENT ADVICE
Donald B. Trone
The AICPA and the Foundation for Fiduciary Studies
have published a collection of prudent practices for CPAs
managing the investment process for their clients,
employers and others.
CORPORATE
GOVERNANCE AND CLIENT INVESTING
Maureen Nevin Duffy
As companies continue to comply with Sarbanes-Oxley,
investors are only beginning to see how they can use it
to evaluate a stocks potential. Heres what
CPAs need to know to incorporate corporate governance
into investment selection.
Niche
Development
FACILITATE
YOUR WAY TO NEW BUSINESS
Christopher B. Call
CPAs already have many of the skills needed to serve
as meeting facilitators. Here are tips on how to break
into this niche and to enhance performance in this new
rolefrom getting business to steering a meeting to
a successful end.
Technology
Workshop
COLLABORATE
ON SPREADSHEETS
Paul Goldwater and Lois S.
Mahoney
Share Workbook allows multiple users to collaborate
simultaneously on a spreadsheet, saving their changes and
identifying who makes each one.
Practice
Development/Consulting
MAKE
MONEY WITH BASIC ACCOUNTING SOFTWARE
Rick Telberg
CPAs who worried that low-priced software could
replace their services are finding small business owners
need help with entry-level accounting programs.
Worth Repeating
INTEGRITY
IN ACTION
S. Scott Voynich
Incoming AICPA Chairman of the Board S. Scott
Voynich, CPA, calls for all in the profession to embrace
the fact that CPA stands as much for a way of
living as for a professional endeavor.
Practice
Management/Employment Benefits
MILITARY
CALL-UP PROMPTS FOCUS ON USERRA
John Lewison
Under the Uniformed Services Employment and
Reemployment Rights Act of 1994, businesses have an
obligation to reinstate the jobs of military reservists
who return to work after a call to active duty. Here are
the job and benefits protections CPA employers and their
clients must provide.
Professional Issues
PREPARING
FOR SUCCESS ON THE REVISED CPA EXAM
Test
preparation experts tell candidates how to adjust to the
exams structure, flexible schedule and expanded
range of topics.
News Digest
Accounting
Auditing
Compliance
Government Accounting
International
FYI.
Stanley
Person, longtime JofA editorial adviser, is
deceased.
The Internet
Smart stops on the
Web.
At a Glance: Charts and Graphics
What drives policy
purchases?
Uncle Sam generous to a
faultliterally.
Sorry state of affairs.
Fly the expensive skies.
Drive and save.
Letters
Annuities
can be effective tools.
More strategies for health
care costs.
Hardware/software
requirements a must.
CPAs and community
colleges.
Opportunities for
CPAs.
Checklist
Catch the warning
signs of fraud in NPOs.
Tax Matters
Tax
Brief: FSAs and over-the-counter
medications.
Tax
Case: New AMT trap.
Tax
Case: No annual gift tax exclusion for
gift of LLC membership units.
Clarification:
Questions and answers on In the
Money?
Tax
Case: Who gets the exemption?
From the Tax Adviser
Excluding
over-the-counter drug reimbursements.
Technology
Q&A
Determine the
size of a group of files
Save a table but clear its contents
Create random passwords
Make changes in Excel cells appear
in more than one place
Control
Words list-making feature
Fast-forward contact information
via Outlook
Shortcuts.
Inside
AICPA
B&I Hall
of Fame admits three.
Tax committee fills no.
2 spot.
MAP survey responses are in.
Web site offers tool for
accounting educators.
AICPA seeks committee
volunteers.
Institute requests
education award nominees.
Kessler wins Gold
Medal.
The Tax Adviser available on
CD.
CPA2Biz financial
results improve.
Government agency
recruits CPAs.
Golden Business Ideas
Practical ideas for
improving your business.
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