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Articles in January, 2005 issue of Pennsylvania CPA Journal

• Use of Municipal Derivative Products
  by Finley, John D
• Kathleen L. Kato, CPA
  by Anonymous
• Due Diligence, or Do Time
  by Anonymous
• A Busy Year, with Carry-Over Issues Ahead
  by Anonymous
• Prescription for Working with Health Care Providers
  by Teitelman, Gilbert E
• In Good Times and Bad, CPAs Always Lend a Helping Hand
  by Anonymous
• Declaration on Independence
  by Wortmann, Richard E
• Consider Consultants to Help Build Business Cases
  by Brassington, William
• Political Involvement and Hot Buttons for 2005
  by Trexler, Albert; Howe, Susan E S
• Schedule M - Episode III: A New Hurdle
  by Bushko, Geoffrey D
• Pension Accounting is in the Footnotes
  by Wentzel, Kristin; Welsh, Mary Jeanne
• Ethics Committee and Its Relation to the State Board
  by DePasquale, Robert J; Baumgartner, Thomas J
• Obituaries
  by Anonymous
• A Good Plan Provides Most Answers
  by Bukics, Rose Marie L
• Add Financial IQ to Your Corporate Equation
  by Shiry, Dmitri D
• Government Accountability CPE Requirements
  by Anonymous
• Weighing Health Savings Accounts
  by Russo, Tami Noll
• AICPA's Financial Literacy Initiative with a Pennsylvania Flair
  by Anonymous
• FICA Tax Requirements and How They Affect Severance Arrangements
  by Battle, Michele M; Blair, Larry S
• Using the Team to Succeed
  by Howe, Philip E
• The Federal-State Differences in Deferred Compensation
  by Melinson, Matthew D
• ANOTHER HURDLE ON THE ROAD TO COMPLIANCE: Assessing Company-Level Controls
  by McNally, J Stephen