Accounting Today

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Articles in March 2004 issue of Accounting Today

• Taxpayer advocate aims at self-employed noncompliers
  by Roger Russell
• Needed: a book or school on firm management
  by L. Gary Boomer
• AccountMate resellers are gearing for Best integration
  by Seth Fineberg
• Freddie Mac's lies: errors moral and economic
  by J. Edwards Ketz
• Survive tax season--and stay out of jail!(Commentary)(Accounting services)
  by Susan B. Waters
• How do we do that here? Setting firm-wide standards
  by Kenneth M. McCall
• RIA's WG&L financial reporting and management tool: it's where you need to be today!(Accounting services)
• IRS's IT upgrade is plagued by delays and cost overruns
  by Ken Rankin
• Darned if you do and darned if you don't
  by Wanda A. Wallace
• The CPA's role in the battle with financial elder abuse
  by Mitchell Freedman
• FASB mulls tightening of current liabilities definition
  by Glenn Cheney
• Make sure that you're asking the right questions
  by August J. Aquila
• Value-based accounting: what do users demand?
  by Paul B.W. Miller
• New developments call for cost segregation strategies
  by George G. Jones
• Worries over dilution, not expensing, driving options scalebacks