Accounting Today

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Articles in November 2003 issue of Accounting Today

• The T&B reality show: these products turn hours into dollars
  by Barry Knaster
• Selling tech services isn't really about selling at all
  by Sheldon Needle
• Good firm practices can help create the staff of a lifetime
  by L. Gary Boomer
• A response to Messrs. Miller and Bahnson
  by Alfred M. King
• Client-centricity creates a path to profitability
  by August J. Aquila
• IRS starts cracking down on delinquent tax payments
  by Roger Russell
• Value on the disk and the Web: these low-cost packages offer good value for the price
  by John Hedtke
• IRS: update your address by December 5
• Coming events
• PFS holders are cautiously optimistic about credential
  by Melissa Klein
• Capitol Hill hearings blast sellers of abusive shelters
  by Ken Rankin
• Four-year income spread requires prompt evaluation
  by George G. Jones
• AICPA ethics committee tightens independence rules
  by Glenn Cheney
• Pay it on the Web: Internet-based payroll processing makes a chore a breeze
  by Dave McClure
• Internet directory: the tax and accounting community's internet directory
• Short shots: Accenture, BearingPoint, Deloitte Consulting, and NASBA's miasma
  by Eli Mason
• Verticals, CRM lead plans to do more, be more
  by John M. Covaleski
• Trial balance software: the road to paperless leads through these packages
  by Wayne Schulz
• Coming events
• PCAOB OKs firm inspection guidelines
  by Ken Rankin
• IRS grants tax relief for California wildfire victims
• Stick to the middle way: mid-range software offers high-end features
  by Ted Needleman
• Software for the best practices: top-notch practice management software can make a big difference
  by Wayne Schulz
• Sarbanes-Oxley is making a positive impact
  by James H. Quigley
• Tax season staff crunch approaches: firms get creative in dealing with annual manpower shortages
  by Roger Russell
• Tax practitioner privilege must be handled with care
  by George G. Jones
• Bread-and-butter write-up software: write-up software remains a key tool in producing revenue
  by Barry Knaster
• Internet directory: the tax and accounting community's Internet directory
• Kiely was off base in PFS attack
  by Andrew B. Blackman
• Planners recommend action on long-term care insurance
  by Melissa Klein
• Bobrow exit adds to E&Y woes
  by Tracey Miller-Segarra
• Full-service consultant/resellers: Accounting Today's Technology Pacesetters aren't just for accounting software anymore
  by John M. Covaleski
• Pacesetters scrutinize themselves, and vendors
  by Seth Fineberg
• Maximizing a client's use of long-term capital losses
  by Bob Rywick
• Living in a materiality world: Global guidance
  by Wanda A. Wallace
• Keep the debate on stock options going
  by Nancy Karns-Johnson
• Redemptions of stock in connection with a divorce
  by Bob Rywick
• John Reed is returning to the NYSE--say what?
  by Paul B.W. Miller
• Justice comes to Rite Aid's Franklin Brown
  by J. Edward Ketz
• The profession's mandate is clear
  by Susan B. Waters
• Running after the catch
  by Bill Carlino
• Profiting from NFP software: nonprofit software yields another bumper crop
  by Wayne Schulz
• Siebel pushes CRM product down into the SMB market
  by Seth Fineberg
• Cash-balance retirement plans up next for FASB
  by Glenn Cheney
• Backers hope conference will prove XBRL is 'real'
  by John Covaleski
• Advisors seek financial Rx for health-impaired clients
  by Cynthia Harrington
• Tight budgets, integration, security top SMB challenges
  by Seth Fineberg
• Sarbanes-Oxley's silver lining: accounting reform law is making attest work more attractive than ever.
  by John M. Covaleski
• Some remain concerned as electronic CPA Exam looms
  by Seth Fineberg
• Biz as usual for B'vision despite looming merger
  by John Covaleski
• AICPA, FBI ally on anti-fraud Webcast
  by American Institute of CPAs
• Tax software special focus: is the sun setting on desktop-based tax preparation?
  by Robert W. Scott
• 2003 tax software spotlights new tech
  by Roger Russell
• Big GAAP and Little GAAP: has this idea's time come?
  by Glenn Cheney
• Roundtable dinosaurs defend their buddy boards
  by Paul B.W. Miller
• Fall Council signals shift to new era
  by Bill Carlino
• MphasiS virtual tax room: a strategic outsourcing opportunity for CPA firms
  by KN Vaidyanathan