Accounting Today

View more issues:

Articles in June 2003 issue of Accounting Today

• Sarbanes-Oxley fuels firms' forensics boom.
  by Melissa Klein
• Specialty software apps: get the right tool for the job. (Software Review)
  by Steven Levey
• Editor's note.
  by Stuart Kahan
• The future exists today.
  by Jack LaRue
• Back to the future.
  by Dave Reedy
• Integrated technology
  by Roger Ochs
• PCAOB taps former AICPA audit expert to deputy post. (Top of the news: the complete chronicle of news and trends shaping the profession)
  by Tracey Miller-Segarra
• STI looks to make its name known among CPAs. (Technology: news and trends in information systems and electronic commerce).
  by Seth Fineberg
• Coming events
• A quick, simple course: Tax Reform 101. (Commentary).
  by Alan M. Rothstein
• AIMR's globetrotter speaks out on options and standards. (Top of the news: the complete chronicle of news and trends shaping the profession).
  by Glenn Cheney
• CPA firms mining lucrative niche in government work. (Top of the news: the complete chronicle of news and trends shaping the profession).
  by Seth Fineberg
• Getting back to basics.
  by Kevin Robert
• Changing the competitive landscape.
  by Adrian Nazari
• At the crossroad.
  by Edmond Walters
• Trends shaping the firm of the future
  by James F. Reeves
• Entry-level accounting: low price, big features. (Software Review).
  by Ted Needleman
• Internet directory: the tax and accounting community's internet directory.
• If Sarbanes-Oxley is to work, be wary of certain offers. (Commentary).
  by Itzhak Sharav
• From our drawers: three embarrassing episodes. (The Spirit Of Accounting)
  by Paul B.W. Miller
• Keep pace with knowledge.
  by Dan Berlin
• An industry poised for change
  by David Eisenberg
• The firm of the future
  by David C. Thomas
• NFP Consultants: hands-on entrepreneur.
• SOX, scandals and soft economy ease accounting's staffing woes.
  by Melissa Klein
• Should your clients split up? (Their tax returns, that is). (Financial Planning Tax Tactics).
  by Bob Rywick
• Softline management plans to buy company themselves. (Technology: news and trends in information systems and electronic commerce).
  by John M. Covaleski
• EZ Access: marketing maverick.
• Outgunning the competition.
  by Richard McCausland
• Marshall + Poe: teaming up to win.
• Harwood Consulting: regional powerhouse.
• NetLedger targets more CPAs, Big Four included. (Technology: news and trends in information systems and electronic commerce).
  by Seth Fineberg
• Technology in accounting.
  by Brian Peccarelli
• IBIS: taking chances
• Romero & Boston: enterprising innovator.
• En'tegrate USA: bigger and better.
• Forepoint: training to succeed.
• Pushing for different standards: are the profession and its clients ready for two sets of auditing standards?
  by John Covaleski
• Clifton Gunderson: implementation guru.
• Critics, proponents weigh in on private tax collectors. (Top of the news: the complete chronicle of news and trends shaping the profession).
  by Ken Rankin
• Tax code simplification measures gain ground.
  by Roger Russell
• ACCPAC technology and VAR programs get top marks.
• Grassroots move to save CITP, PFS: practitioners reach out to the AICPA to rescue specialty certifications.
  by John M. Covaleski
• Expensing and depreciation offer super-sized benefits. (Tax Strategy).
  by George G. Jones
• Alternative Business Systems: catering to the customer
• Seidman to 'conduct' FASB on financial instruments. (Assurance: technical developments, professional issues and engagement changes).
• Fighting for a seat at the table. (Opinion: the free and open for the tax and accounting community)
  by Bill Carlino
• Bay State CPAs join up to thwart SOX cascade. (Top of the news: the complete chronicle of news and trends shaping the profession).
  by Seth Fineberg
• FASB statement changes some equities to liabilities. (Assurance: technical developments, professional issues and engagement charges)
  by Glenn Cheney
• Coming events
• The farmer and the cowman should be friends. (Commentary)
  by Ronald M. Mano
• Sageworks looks for fame and fortune by association. (Technology: news and trends in information systems and electronic commerce).
  by John M. Covaleski
• Americans increasingly worried about finances. (PFP Briefs)
• Would your firm be a match for the Iraqi army? (Boomer's Blueprint).
  by L. Gary Boomer
• Software vendors roll out deals for 2004 push
  by Roger Russell
• Useful sites. (Web Cites)
• Internet directory: the tax and accounting community's Internet directory.
• Offshore trusts and bank cards--what happens now? (Tax Strategy)
  by George G. Jones
• Microsoft makes strong case for tech upgrades. (Boomer's Blueprint).
  by Gary L. Bloomer
• Board says overtaxed IRS more prone to make errors. (Tax practice: the special report on news and trends for the tax professional).
  by Roger Russell
• Options for IT outsourcing: Which one is right for you? (Consultant Concerns).
  by Ed Agar
• Tax scams and S corp rules get separate pushes on Hill. (Tax practice: the special report on news and trends for the tax professional).
  by Roger Russell
• Don't fire clients: Serve them! (Practice Management).
  by August J. Aquila