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Articles in August, 2004 issue of Accounting Today

• A Winner in Many Ways
• People
• Finding out what knowledge management is - and isn't.
  by James Boomer
• FASB considers next move to principles-based acc'ting.
  by Glenn Cheney
• Advisors and accountants: Still working well together?
  by Jay N. Nisberg
• Books
• Justice sues East Cleveland tax preparer
• Nonprofits balk at auditing proposal.
  by Ken Rankin
• Editors' Note: Follow the Money...Again
• The eternal riddle of being an effective leader.
  by August J. Aquila
• CFOs weigh in on economy, outsourcing, Bush vs. Kerry
• Products to Help Prevent Embarrassing Mistakes
• Firms
• Fraud concerns becoming part of review engagements.
• IRS pushback on like-kind exchanges alters planning
  by George G. Jones
• Brussels inches forward on fudged acc'ting standards.
  by Jeremy Woolfe
• Software.
• Coming Events.
• Tax treatment for different types of settlement awards.
  by Bob Rywick
• No Longer Hostages
• Choices for payroll software run the gamut
  by Ted Needleman
• Vendor contact information
• Electronic filing fraud: Latest tax scam's got legs.
  by Gail Perry
• Taxing Issues.
• Lifetime Deferred Giving
  by David Murphy
• After 120 years, EAs finally are getting a little respect
  by Roger Russell
• The audit conundrum: Did the tick ruin a profession?
  by Michael Knight
• PCAOB reopens tax services debate
  by Ken Rankin
• Software.
• U.N., accountants tackle worldwide spam problem.
  by Gail Perry
• The internet made easy
• Professionalizing Practice Development.
  by Charles Hylan With Marijean Jaggers
• Opportunity in a multi-provider environment.
  by Gale Crosley
• Commentary: Financial literacy - a gulf of misunderstanding.
  by Eli Mason
• IRS, union vie over agents' education
  by Gail Perry
• Coming Events
• Issues still dog tax preparation ASPs
  by Roger Russell
• Vendor Profile: CCH Inc. - still pushing at the boundaries.
  by Dave McClure
• XBRL gains ground abroad; growth here is more modest.
  by Bill Carlino
• Widening the GAAP
  by Bill Carlino
• All systems are go for new Schedule M-3 to Form 1120.
  by Gail Perry
• OIC program still 'compromised'.
  by Roger Russell
• New regulations are causing new headaches for planners.
  by Cynthia Harrington
• Members of Congress are flinging bull - again.
  by Paul B.W. Miller
• The Time is Now
  by Joseph P. Toce
• Need for Greater Oversight
  by Ronald F. Ries
• IRS strategic plan: Service, compliance, modernization.
  by Roger Russell
• Tax factors in acquiring a new business automobile.
  by Bob Rywick
• Grant Thornton to settle MCA audit case for $1.5M.
  by Bill Carlino
• FASB assessing benefits on unremitted foreign earnings
  by Glenn Cheney
• Audits, Standards, and Integrity in Nonprofit Organizations.
  by Julie L. Floch
• Change of Auditors.
• Tech Briefs
• Edwards may shift Kerry to left on taxes
  by Ken Rankin
• The clock is ticking for Sarbanes-Oxley compliance.
  by J. Stephen McNally
• Books.
• People.
• Footnotes
• Congress' toolbox.
  by Bill Carlino
• FASB: A good fight - but not a good answer!(Financial Accounting Standards Board)
  by Paul B. W. Miller
• Taxing Issues.
• A conversation with Sally Glick: AAM prez has spent her whole career in accounting marketing
• To CAATch a thief: Use software to fight fraud
  by Paul R. Brazina
• Unparalleled Auditability.
• PFP Briefs
• Exempt organizations get increased agency attention
  by George G. Jones
• Options debate rages on: House passes Baker bill.
  by Bill Carlino
• Change Of Auditors.
• EITF proposes to change the accounting for CoCos
  by Glenn Cheney