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Articles in Dec, 2004 issue of California CPA

• Tax Boot Camp
• Firm news
• CBA: get it in writing: clients must grant written permission before you disclose
  by Bruce C. Allen
• Outsource? Get client approval in writing
• Jerry Kasner
• Talk it over: open discourse between internal CPAs and external auditors is critical
  by Greg Regan
• FASB delays controversial stock option rule
• Jobs revealed!
• Retirement plan limitations
• Tax season: everything you need to navigate through the busy season
• Appeals division gets tough
• Announcements
• Coming out party: SEC program allows companies to file financial info using XBRL
  by Glen L. Gray
• Disaster tax tips: roadmap of changes to tax code
  by Anna Maria Galdieri
• CalCPA names Transitional CEO
• Guidance on Auditing Internal Controls
• Members in the news
• Expansion of online filing
• Larry Stern
• Above the noise: a well-defined marketing plan can set you apart from the competition
  by Sharon Berman
• Accomplishments
• CalCPA members on AICPA Board, Council
  by Steve Wimmers
• Find A CPA
• 2004 American Jobs Creation Act: selected highlights
  by Stuart R. Josephs
• AICPA unveils CPA Marketing Tool Kit
  by Steve Wimmers
• Double taxation of dividends?
  by William McNairn
• New year will ring in new employment laws: here's how you can make sure you're in compliance
  by Mark E. Terman
• Bilingual? CalCPA wants you
• LLCs eligible for voluntary disclosure program
• Awards
• Busy year ahead: tax amnesty program and pro forma pilot among year's challenges
  by Jerry Ascierto
• AICPA adopts new ethics requirements for outsourcing
  by Steve Wimmers
• Estate Planning Forum: timing the termination of an estate
  by Bill Downs
• Stand tall: a benchmarking analysis can help you increase your company's value
  by Bradley J. Allen
• Changes to real estate withholding and exemptions