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Articles in December, 2004 issue of Practical Accountant, The

• Editor's Note: Dancing Together Really Works
  by Stuart Kahan
• Customer Feedback Fuels 22 Offerings.
• How Firm Advisory Boards Work: Firms have formed advisory boards to improve client service and operations, find and evaluate opportunities, aid long-range planning, and provide oversight.
  by Jeff Stimpson
• The Three Threads to Success.
  by Steven Levey
• Best Software: Supporting the Accountant.
  by Ray Jimison
• Gearing Up for the Busy Time: The quality of your tax season depends on what your firm does now.
  by Clyde McCarter
• Taking the Pain Out of Processing Payroll.
• Sleeper Tax Law Enacted: The "American Jobs Creation Act of 2004" requires a close reading, as many of your clients are impacted.
  by Howard W. Wolosky
• Trial Balance Fits the Niche: Is trial balance software really necessary?
  by Ted Needleman
• Creative Solutions: CSI Products Will Integrate More with RIA's.
• The Nitty-Gritty of Going Paperless: Going paperless takes planning, training, and even reengineering of a firm's processes.
  by Jeff Stimpson
• 2004 Issues of Practical Accountant.
• Firm-wide Document Management
• Year in Review Product Index
• The Look of Tax Software: Tax software is getting friendlier with other applications.
• Intuit ProSeries: New warning feature flags missing data.
• Lacerte: Lacerte increases simplicity in filing complex returns
• Practice-Building Benefits.
• Nonqualified Deferred Compensation Plans Overhaul.
• A Tale of Two Markets: The low-end market is better and worse than ever.
  by John Hedtke