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Articles in December, 2003 issue of Accounting Today

• T100 vendors see nothing in their way: identifiable challenges, yes, but most expect significant year-on-year growth in 2004
  by Seth Fineberg
• Under pressure, FASB eases off of FAS 150--temporarily
  by Glenn Cheney
• COCO bonds: good finance or puffed-up accounting?
  by Paul B.W. Miller
• Creating an even stronger accounting community
• Picture bleak for IT consultants, says Best's Taylor Macdonald
  by John Covaleski
• AccountMate partners gain vertical advantage
• Tax shelters come under Senate's harsh scrutiny
  by Ken Rankin
• Everything the accountant would ever need
• Taxing 28 percent rate gain of non-corporate taxpayers
  by Bob Rywick
• Planners advocating calm amid mutual fund scandals.
  by Cynthia Harrington
• Season's fleetings
  by Bill Carlino
• Fair warning: don't publicly disclose their Achilles' heels
  by Wanda A. Wallace
• Demutualized policyholders may not be taxable on gains
  by Roger Russell
• Coming events
• Asset allocation programs are getting better with age
  by Steven I. Levey
• Dixon Hughes merger marks rise of a super-regional firm
  by Seth Fineberg
• What is wrong with management today?
  by Terri Levine
• Levitt tells Big 4: put investors first!(Arthur Levitt)(Transcript)
• The military tax relief bill and your clients' planning
  by George G. Jones
• Intuit offers exclusive practice-building benefits
• Partner programs yield immediate dividends
• A shift in focus for T100 developers: M&A is passe; vendors look to grow sales, and worry about the accounting profession
  by John M. Covaleski
• Earnings are busting out all over
  by J. Edward Ketz
• Internet directory: the tax and accounting community's internet directory
• Tools of the trade
• It's not the fraud, stupid--it's the ethics
  by Edwin J. Kliegman
• Treasury shuts down loophole of contested liability trusts
• Armanino McKenna seizes benefits opportunity.
  by Melissa Klein
• IASB and IFAC recognize needs of smaller companies
  by Glenn Cheney
• Accountability and society
  by Abraham J. Briloff
• In tragedy, CPAs quick to help
  by Steve Wimmers
• Concerned about outsourcing
  by Nita J. Clyde
• Experts advise on developing niches.
  by Seth Fineberg
• Editors' note
  by Stuart Kahan