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Articles in March, 2009 issue of Journal of Accountancy

• Internal auditors doing more, need more training.
• The International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) announced a series of actions it has taken to address recommendations made by the G-20 leaders last November in Washington.
• Be an "Energy Star": for many business owners 2008 was a record year for energy costs. Consider the following tips to save money by making your business more energy efficient.
  by Lamoreaux, Matthew G.
• A profession's response to a looming shortage: closing the gap in the supply of accounting faculty.
  by Ruff, Michael
• A 2009 tuneup for your firm's succession planning.
  by Cingoranelli, Dominic
• Weathering the "other-than-temporary" impairment storm: properly apply new FASB staff position EITF 99-20-1 to your investment securities.(Financial Accounting Standards Board)
  by Rees, Thomas G.
• Mergers & acquisitions of CPA Firms: understanding the roadblocks to successful deals.(part 1)
  by Sinkin, Joel
• Debt crusader: David Walker sounds the alarm for America's financial future.(The Peter G. Peterson Foundation president)(Interview)
• Best of both worlds? Timing is key in disposing of business property.
  by Cook, Ellen D.
• The redesigned form 990: advising nonprofit organizations.
  by Wyllie, Bonnie M.
• Creating joint ownership: avoiding the tax traps and other pitfalls.(part 2)
  by Stemmy, Thomas J.
• Two out of three not good enough.(theft loss claims)
  by Schnee, Edward J.
• Reporting regs issued for employer-owned life insurance.
  by Earles, Melanie J.
• Private annuity defers gain.
  by Reichert, Charles J.
• Magazine article not a penalty defense.
  by Thompson, Steven C.
• Worker classification still troublesome.
  by Quinn, Tina
• New single-member LLC reporting requirements. (limited liability companies)
  by Nevius, Alistair M.
• AICPA ... where to turn.(Directory)
• The last word.(accountants' work-life balance)
  by Segall, Linda