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..

Tips for working with female clients: women approach investing differe...
April 01, 2004

A joint effort to fight corporate fraud: CPAs stand as a solid line of...
April 01, 2004

The importance of IRD: greater diligence can help CPAs avoid costly ta...
April 01, 2004

Auditing in the classroom is changing: the new, computerized CPA exam ...
April 01, 2004

Truth and transparency: the federal government's financial condition a...
April 01, 2004

The rich truly are different: very wealthy clients have special goals ...
April 01, 2004

A tech tools sampler for PFP: planning tools aren't pencils and calcul...
April 01, 2004

Valuing a private annuity.
April 01, 2004

Maintain contact with clients year-round: CPAs who want to survive in ...
April 01, 2004

Attorney-client privilege: CPAs and the e-frontier; CPAs performing li...
April 01, 2004

A do-it-yourself automated invoicing system: even a CPA with little co...
April 01, 2004

It takes a team to fully serve a client.
April 01, 2004

Foreign advance-fee scams: there are many variations of these con game...
April 01, 2004

Service agrees - unmarried parent can claim/waive dependency exemption...
April 01, 2004