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..

Volunteering for financial literacy: from Texas to Ohio, Virginia to M...
June 01, 2005

Manage a virtual team: we all thought it was hard to keep track of on-...
June 01, 2005

Would you, could you, should you blog? Flexible, low-cost Web logs are...
June 01, 2005

Time to go paperless: just preparing for the switchover will save you ...
June 01, 2005

Outsourcing, offshoring, nearshoring: what to do? Whether you outsourc...
June 01, 2005

Assessing company-level controls: another hurdle on the road to compli...
June 01, 2005

EBR: the next step: enhanced business reporting will improve informati...
June 01, 2005

The practitioner-professor link: when practitioners partner with profe...
June 01, 2005

When you suspect fraud: who a smart business owner calls to conduct an...
June 01, 2005

Sell it or rent it? Our spreadsheet can help you decide what to do wit...
June 01, 2005

Redeeming closely held stock.
June 01, 2005

A winning tax shelter case.
June 01, 2005

Extraordinary personal services exception.
June 01, 2005

Expanded e-services access: playing with the IRS's online toys.(from T...
June 01, 2005

Directory of AICPA selected services.(Directory)
June 01, 2005

Golden business ideas.(strategic planning)
June 01, 2005