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- Rough times remain for Maryland, but signs say the economy will quickly improve
- First, the bad news: This recession we keep hearing about? Its effects probably will linger a little while longer. Now the good news: The economy will get better, and soon.
- Region by region, economy affects Maryland and its CPAs
- CPAs throughout Maryland are feeling the effects of a recession that is touching all regions of the state to varying degrees.
- After 30 years, the song remains the same for Naden and his band
- What do you get when you cross a CPA with a lawyer? If you didn't answer "trumpet man," you haven't met Paul Naden.
- State Tax Committee meets with Comptroller of Maryland Compliance Division
- The MACPA State Tax Committee held its annual liaison meeting with the comptroller of Maryland Compliance Division on Sept. 20, 2001.
- XBRL: First U.S. exchange of financial information signals good news for businesses
- By using XML — a kind of electronic translator that helps software applications talk to each other — XBRL describes the financial information in business reports and databases.
- New audit standards
- A summary of SAS No. 95, Generally Accepted Auditing Standards, and SAS No. 96, Audit Documentation.
- SAS 82 outlines risk factors associated with management fraud
- Given the economic impact of such "wild card" events as Enron and Sept. 11, it is critical that CPAs stay focused on the basics and carefully evaluate risks.
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