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The nuts and bolts of XBRL: In light of the SEC's decision to mandate XBRL, we're replaying an earlier podcast featuring Mike Willis, founding chair of XBRL International.
We're dying financially. Will we survive?: David Walker says the U.S. is on a path toward financial ruin, and if changes aren’t made quickly, it will bankrupt the country. (MACPA podcast)
Large business health care strategies: The second of a two-part series focuses on how big businesses can get the most bang for their health care buck. (MACPA podcast)
Small business strategies for managing health care costs: Rick Princinsky offers ways in which small businesses can get the most bang for their health care buck. (MACPA podcast)
Confidence among finance pros falls: A new survey shows shrinking economic confidence among accounting and finance pros. There is some good news, though. (MACPA podcast)
Financial crisis: CPAs react: Rick Telberg breaks down CPAs' views on the economy. (MACPA podcast)
The power of 'We': Oct. 20: Strong relationships between companies and their clients breed loyalty. Author Steve Yastrow explains why. (MACPA podcast)
What's next for enhanced business reporting?: Oct. 13: EBR's promise of transparency is needed more than ever. (MACPA podcast)
Team-building through Kolbe: Oct. 6: Finding the right employees doesn't mean much if they can’t function as a team. Kolbe can help. (MACPA podcast)
XBRL and non-profits: A good fit?: Sept. 22: The MACPA is using XBRL to file its financials. Finance Director Skip Falatko talks about the benefits. (MACPA podcast)

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