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- Becoming an IT hero
- Success of methodology will depend on the type of IT project. Here are some examples. (Statement)
- Changes surround audit documentation, audit report dating
- For the second time in approximately three years, audit documentation standards are changing. (Statement)
- Could your client’s underperforming pension be related to its advisor’s conflicts of interest?
- Pension trustees who fail to identify and protect their plans from conflicted advisors could find themselves personally liable for any losses arising therefrom. (Statement)
- Make settling an estate less unsettling
- Dividing up assets is never simple. It can take months or years. (Statement)
- Can't play the accounting game anymore? Just change the rules!
- Why not ignore the competition and start to recreate the way the "Accounting Game" is played? (Jeff Tobe)
- CPAs now exempt from Gramm-Leach-Bliley privacy notification rule
- Congress has passed a bill that exempts CPAs from the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act’s requirement that CPAs send their clients an annual privacy notice.
- Financial literacy campaign urges 25- to 34-year-olds to 'Feed the Pig'
- A nationwide effort is encouraging Americans to “feed the pig” as a key step toward building a solid financial future for themselves and their families.
- Towson graduate earns one of 10 highest CPA exam scores for 2005
- A Towson University graduate is among the 10 winners of the AICPA's latest Elijah Watt Sells Awards.
- Have CPA, will travel?
- When it comes to practice privileges in other states, the C in CPA might just stand for “confusion.” (Statement)
- Make a tax-free rollover to a qualified charity
- There are many attractive charitable gifting incentives for charitably minded investors. (Statement)
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