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Articles in March, 2005 issue of Journal of Accountancy

• Hi-tech tops must-have wish lists; CPAs just can't seem to live without their PDAs, smart phones, laptops and other electronic tools of the trade.(certified public accountants)
  by Telberg, Rick
• IRAs and 401(k)s: how to pick the best plan; help your firm - or your clients - make the right choice.(individual retirement accounts)
  by Scarinci, Cynthia
• Note sale: does it accelerate related-party interest deductions?(Ronald Moran Cadillac, Inc. v. United States)
  by Reichert, Charles J.
• Executive roundtable.(concerns and misconceptions of using sophisticated software or technology solutions in accounting)(Panel Discussion)
• Golden business ideas.
  by Zarowin, Stanley
• Choose the right tools for internal control reporting: internal control software for changing business conditions.
  by Winters, Bruce I.
• Payroll: a tie that binds; offer payroll services to position your firm as an all-service provider.
  by Hayes, Michael; Phelan, Sarah E.
• Section 1341 clarified.(Pennzoil-Quaker State Co. v. United States)
  by Schnee, Edward J.
• LTC insurance for owners and executives: a valuable perk for key employees.(long-term care plans)
  by Devore, Paul S.
• "Wages" and the employer-employee relationship: a change in IRS position on withholding.(from The Tax Adviser)
  by Laffie, Lesli S.
• Information security tops CPA tech issues in 2005: paperless office advances to No. 2 on the list. Spam slips to No. 4 while storage and authentication technologies debut in Top-10.
• Frame a travel strategy: find the delicate balance between avoiding travel costs and keeping travelers productive.
  by Rosen, Cheryl; Tate, Will
• Tax shelter can have business purpose.(Black & Decker Corp. v. United States)
  by Hiner, Ronald R.
• Write the right business plan.
• Add even more muscle to "what-if" analyses: team Scenario Manager with Scenario PivotTable for a more powerful tool.(part 2)
  by Weisel, James A.
• How the AICPA helps members serve small business; the Institute's vice-president for small firm interests speaks to the profession.
  by Metzler, James C.
• XBRL and data standardization: transforming the way CPAs work; save time and improve reporting.(extensible business reporting language, certified public accountants)
  by Willis, Mike