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Articles in July, 2004 issue of Accounting Today

• Autographs, anyone?
  by Bill Carlino
• How I make $1,912.00 per hour running a tax business
• BDO wins privilege ruling vs. IRS
• You need to be proactive in hiring, retaining staff
  by L. Gary Boomer
• Compensation for planners: more than just a paycheck
  by Gail Perry
• Creating a marketing machine
  by August J. Aquila
• What happens after they're wealthy?
  by Doris Rubenstein
• Uncle Sam's hands across the water
  by Martha Harris Myron
• Annual fraud on European sales tax to exceed $100b
  by Jeremy Woolfe
• AICPA asks Congress not to cap tax breaks abroad
  by Ken Rankin
• It's a gusher! Money floods into natural resource funds
  by Cynthia Harrington
• EU capital markets weigh int'l standards negotiations
  by Jeremy Woolfe
• SOX alliance grows, seeks more members
• Plante & Moran seeks Great Lakes growth.
  by Bill Carlino
• Integration key to Best's success.
  by Seth Fineberg
• Statement No. 99 is not the answer
  by Anatole Hramtsov
• Coming events
• GASB now requires exposure of long-term benefits costs
  by Gail Perry
• IRS putting the brakes on charity vehicle donations
  by George G. Jones
• GASB's new Statement 44 beefs up statistics section
  by Glenn Cheney
• Repeal of export tax rumbles on
  by Roger Russell
• Independent directors help prevent fraud
• Get ready to build the firm of tomorrow
  by Gale Crosley
• Facing the storm: planning and SOX worrying insurers
  by Roger Russell
• Firms need stronger strategies to slam spam
  by L. Gary Boomer
• A successful organization?
  by Gerald Rolfes
• KPMG CFO steps down
• VSCPA names academic achievement winners
• CalCPA fights financial illiteracy
  by Michael M. Eisenberg
• Itemized deductions for sales tax may be reinstated
  by Gail Perry
• Is this insurance right for you?
  by Laurence Ziff
• A response to Ron Baker
  by Jay N. Nisberg
• Audit revolution: from compliance to adding value
  by Paul B.W. Miller
• The corporate conscience and the triple bottom line
  by Glenn Cheney
• Survey says one third of public cos. file inaccurate financials
• SAS No. 99: a reaction to accounting scandals
  by Jeffrey Ong-Siong
• Government is the answer
  by Anatole Hramtsov
• FASB proposes guidance on fair value methodology
  by Glenn Cheney
• Personal vs. business trips: deducting travel expenses
  by Bob Rywick
• Workers see outsourcing as a threat to the economy, not them
• Coming events
• PayCycle wants to convert you to online payroll
  by Seth Fineberg
• Internet directory: the tax and accounting community's Internet directory
• Same-sex marriage ramifications
  by Johanna Schulman
• Losing control
  by Bill Carlino
• Variety is indeed the spice of life
  by Stuart Kahan
• Mergers and acquisitions: not just for large resellers
  by Seth Fineberg
• Changes in IRS procedures aim to expedite collections
  by Roger Russell
• Working with broker/dealers
  by Stuart Kahan
• Oversight board OKs rules for certain foreign auditors
  by Ken Rankin
• Roll-up renamed: Centerprise rebrands itself: UHY Advisors seeks niche in middle-market
  by Bill Carlino
• Build a training & learning culture--and reap benefits
  by James K. Boomer
• "Could you use a constant stream of quality clients who pay you all year round?".