Journal of Accountancy

A teaching magazine for the accounting profession and the official journal of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA). Feature articles examine such topics as financial reporting, auditing, taxation, personal financial planning, electronic commerce, practice management, and technology. Reports on AICPA activities, regulatory issues, and business trends. Each issue includes a list of outstanding exposure drafts from various accounting organizations..

Support for CPAs in post-disaster work: whether helping a single clien...
February 01, 2004

The final split-dollar regulations: the IRS offers up a complex array ...
February 01, 2004

Unclaimed property: how to comply with the undisclosed liability and r...
February 01, 2004

Ferret out spreadsheet errors: use Excel's tools to uncover and correc...
February 01, 2004

Pilot test reveals dramatic changes: CPA candidates who volunteered to...
February 01, 2004

Tax clients need more than just tax work.(excerpt from 'Introducing Ta...
February 01, 2004

Choose the right tools for internal control reporting: pick internal c...
February 01, 2004

Sarbanes-Oxley: what it means to the marketplace; from support to appr...
February 01, 2004

Economic performance.(business expenditure deductibility under IRC sec...
February 01, 2004

To compete or noncompete: a noncompete agreement is an important tool ...
February 01, 2004

Departing partner's debt service payment income to partnership.
February 01, 2004

New approaches to fraud deterrence: it's time to take a new look at th...
February 01, 2004

The costs of household employees: complying with legal requirements wh...
February 01, 2004

Set prices that mirror your worth.(accounting services)
February 01, 2004