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Articles in September, 2004 issue of Accounting Today

• Family office advisors urge formal succession planning.
  by Cynthia Harrington
• Growing Firms Extend the "Paperless" Office
  by Bob Crawford
• IRS needs more money to improve enforcement
  by Roger Russell
• Change Of Auditors
• How to prepare for when the inspectors come.
• A regulator on the rise.
  by Daniel Hood
• Gain on principal residence sales: working the final regs.
  by George G. Jones
• End the madness.
• Influential standards
  by Bill Carlino
• Who's succeeding you?: Firms reassess leadership changes to thwart competition.
  by Stuart Kahan
• Books.
• Integration and Efficiency
• The "Less Paper" Office
• Your IT: Funding or performance constraints?
  by L. Gary Boomer
• Financial reporting costs: It's time for better vision.
  by Paul B.W. Miller
• Relinquish the monopoly.
  by Ron Baker
• Balanced scorecard eases compensation debate.
  by L. Gary Boomer
• PFP Briefs.
• Tax gap hearings provide latest window on IRS focus
  by George G. Jones
• Letters: FASB, AICPA are not regulators
• CBO reports on tax rate fluctations
• "60 Minutes" Speaks to SurePrep
  by Stuart Kahan
• Former IRS director signs on at Deloitte
• Outsourcing
• The hard truth about bonds - the buyer must beware!
  by Lance Wallach
• Virtual Online Filing Cabinets.
• CPA Wealth Provider: 2nd Annual Financial Planning Awards Call for Nominations.
• Working with Governments.
• Coming Events
• Tighter accounting regs are creating new BPM windfall
  by Jeremy Woolfe
• IIA prez asks membership to push sustainable development
  by Glenn Cheney
• New Wi-Fi communicator is a big hit with auditors.
  by Gail Perry
• Slowdown for SOX?: SEC considers delaying some requirements
  by Ken Rankin
• Should your clients make lifetime gifts to spouses?
  by Bob Rywick
• Fla. suit against KPMG, others seeks eight figures
  by Melissa Klein Aguilar
• Taxing Issues.
• Back in the Game
  by Bill Carlino
• Employers face big buffet of retirement plan options.
  by Lance Wallach
• Conflict management does not have to create conflicts.
  by Jennifer Lee Wilson
• Commentary: The pity of it all.
  by Eli Mason
• CPA Paper Factory Problem Solved.
  by Stuart Kahan
• Taxing Issues.
• Commentary: A profession, not a brand.
  by Susan B. Waters
• Tech Briefs.
• IRS issues final regulations on homesale exclusion rules
  by Bob Rywick
• Improved disclosure hones advisors' asset allocation.
  by Cynthia Harrington
• CHANGE OF AUDITORS.
• Two wrong letters definitely don't make it right
  by Paul B.W. Miller
• Down and Outsourcing.
  by Bill Carlino
• Firms.
• Presidential candidates face off with different tax plans.
  by Roger Russell
• How to survive a PCAOB inspection.
  by Raphael S. Grunfeld
• Sr. finance execs support expensing, global standards.
• IT spending expected to rise.
• Get the most from your marketing director.
  by Gale Crosley
• Tech Briefs.
• Free is not necessarily inexpensive
• Treasury finalizes guidance for health savings accounts.
  by Gail Perry
• Tectura buys Aston Biz Solutions.
  by Robert Scott
• Vendor Profile: Payroll pioneer making inroads in CPA arena.
  by David McClure
• After major repairs, profession awaits detail work
  by Bill Carlino
• PFP Briefs
• GASB statement lets gov'ts account for other benefits
  by Glenn Cheney
• SOX software: More questions than answers?
  by Ted Needleman
• Footnotes
• You Cannot Live By Links Alone.
  by Adam Schair
• FASB faces crowded docket in Q4
  by Glenn Cheney
• People.
• Software
• Books and Media.
• Controversy still raging over stock compensation.
  by Glenn Cheney
• PCAOB discovers Big 4 deficiencies.
  by Melissa Klein Aguilar
• U.K. faces uphill task on audit liability limitation.
  by Bob Reynolds
• No More Metal File Cabinets
• KPMG may have written new versions of illegal shelters