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Articles in October, 2003 issue of Accounting Today

• Document management shows all of a firm's warts
  by L. Gary Boomer
• Is SOX working? The answer depends on whom you ask
  by Bill Carlino
• IRS beefs up its Office of Professional Responsibility
  by Roger Russell
• 2003 year-end tax planning presenting new challenges
  by George G. Jones
• A flood of new accounts has advisors busy treading water
  by Cynthia Harrington
• Hurricane Isabel victims get tax relief
• PFS holders are ready for anything.
  by Seth Fineberg
• Accounting firm associations
• Begin year-end tax planning now
• A sneak peak at tax prep software for the '04 season
  by Roger Russell
• Coming events
• Profit vs. audit integrity: should the price matter?
  by Mark Lilling
• Reforms spur attorney exodus from PwC
  by Roger Russell
• Alfred King produces royal poppycock--again!(The Spirit Of Accounting)
  by Paul B.W. Miller
• FASB pension proposals receive a mixed response
  by Glenn Cheney
• BDO on principles-based accounting
  by J. Edward Ketz
• Malpractice insurance buyers' guide--2004
• PCAOB OKs investigative rules
  by Ken Rankin
• Internet directory: the tax and accounting community's Internet directory
• Engagement letters should spell out expert roles
  by Jeff Campo
• More employees are letting pros pick retirement choices.
  by Cynthia Harrington
• Donaldson: U.S. 'warming up' to SOX
  by Ken Rankin
• Institute of Internal Auditors gets chair from 'down under'
  by Glenn Cheney
• 24 / 7 / 365: preparers continue evolving to year-round planning
  by Roger Russell
• Why I am a CFP, not a PFS
  by Bernard M. Kiely
• Stock options: are they really an expense?
  by Steven Sacks
• Liability premiums: an industry perspective
  by Michelle Duffett
• Team effort: IRS and states target tax shelters together
  by Roger Russell
• CITP holders like their options.
  by John M. Covaleski
• Intuit's CRM bid still has plenty of ground to cover
  by Seth Fineberg
• Now's the time for your firm to plunge into IT consulting
  by Randolph P. Johnston
• Vest to roll out new software tools for reps
• GASB proposes expansion of reports for Statement 34
  by Glenn Cheney
• Opportunities in chaos: starting an advisory practice in a bear market
  by Cynthia Harrington
• Int'l guidance differs on fraud and materiality
  by Wanda A. Wallace
• Internet directory: the tax and accounting community's Internet directory.
• Breaks for medical expenses: FSAs diverge from Schedule A
  by George G. Jones
• Changes in store for Council? Reorganization proposals top agenda for institute Fall meeting
  by Melissa Klein
• Whatever happened to multidisciplinary practices?
  by Eugene H. Miller
• Natural progressions
  by Roger Russell
• AICPA concerned? Since when?
  by Walter D. Smith
• Seeking shelter, firms re-assess liability policies
  by Roger Russell
• Technology to lead upcoming staffing shortage
  by L. Gary Boomer
• Back above water, options re-emerge as planning issue
  by Melissa Klein
• Fixed asset software: more than just depreciation
  by Wayne Schulz
• Thank you, Neel, for 10 productive years at FASB
  by Paul B.W. Miller
• Board to Council: keep credentials!(American Institute of CPAs )
  by Bill Carlino
• Redeeming stock to pay estate taxes and expenses
  by Bob Rywick
• Outside neutrals at the IRS: service to use independent arbitrators in disputes
  by Roger Russell
• Internet directory: the tax and accounting community's Internet directory
• Work/life issues dominate agenda at ASWA confab
  by Melissa Klein
• Altara on a growth fast track with mergers and new offices
  by John M. Covaleski
• AICPA stays on course with aggressive fraud education
  by Seth Fineberg
• NCCPAP has helped small firms for years
  by Alan D. Feldstein
• Some still don't get T100: our annual Most Influential list sparks questions
  by Bill Carlino
• FPA helps broker/dealers to form their own group
  by Melissa Klein
• Resellers want clear ideas from M'soft's mega-confab
  by Seth Fineberg
• Private cos. mull adopting Sarbanes-Oxley-type rules
  by John Covaleski
• Estate planning transactions can benefit from higher rates
  by Bob Rywick
• Accpac expands the field in SMB software race
  by John M. Covaleski
• Battle over S corps: the AICPA and the Treasury spar over S corp limits
  by Ken Rankin
• Goelzer says PCAOB may crack down on tax shelter advice