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Articles in Jan-Feb, 2005 issue of California CPA

• Members in the news
• New guidance on implementing Interpretation 101-3
• Get a jump on it: early 2005-06 renewal
• Guidance on SB 1262
• Reporting formats: UPIA, National Fiduciary Accounting Standards provide guidance
  by Bill Downs
• New tax break accounted for as deduction says FASB
• Lower your UI rates legally
  by Jerry Ascierto
• Correction
• National Survey shows local, regional firms thriving
• IRS talks enforcement: annual liaison meeting tackles all, from Appeals to POAs
  by Bill Spaniel
• 2004 MAP Survey California Report available
• Accounting: no. 1 college major
• Treasury, IRS issue proposed regs on phased retirement
• FASB, IASB form performance reporting working group
• Following the FTB: plenty of happenings CPAs should know about
  by Leonard W. Williams
• A watchful eye: closer scrutiny being paid to the management of 401, pension plans
  by J. Daniel Vogelzang
• Accounting, finance salaries on the rise
• IRS issues guidance on reportable transactions
• Announcements
• Clarifying CBA, PCAOB differences
  by Michael G. Ueltzen
• Punctuation matters
• Thank you CPA-PAC contributors!
• 2005 Amnesty website goes live
• Accomplishments
• A respectful divorce: collaborative process involves team approach—not courts—to settle disputes
  by Hal Bartholomew
• PCAOB sets ambitious 2005 agenda
• New mileage rates for 2005
• ePly into the future: introducing ePly—CalCPA's new online event registration service
• Online event registration
• Firm news
• Asset acquisition: practical guidance on Sec. 338 election
  by Charles A. Barragato
• More guidance for audits of internal controls
• SEC delays Sec. 404 reporting deadline
• Raising the bar: the AICPA Peer Review Program moves toward more transparency
• New rulings on employment tax
• NASBA's new VC
• What's new is old: budget issues top legislators' to-do lists
  by Bruce C. Allen