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Articles in March, 2002 issue of California CPA

• SpeakOut!
• April showers bring May conferences - CPE Opportunities
• Duffy, Kruspodin and Company LLP - Firm News - new office - Brief Article
• Look before you leap: 401 advising - k - Financial Planning - Brief Article
  by Jane Girard
• Practitioner hotline gets new number, new name - IRS News - Brief Article
• Track client information online - FTB News - Brief Article
• GAO issues final standards on auditor independence - Standards Update - General Accounting Office - Brief Article
• Tom Applegate - Achievements - Estate Planning certificate - Brief Article
• Advising trustees: Lessons from the revised Uniform Principal and Income Act - Brief Article
  by Ronald J. Linder
• New filing addresses, web site redesign - News & Trends - Brief Article
• New law says FTB can't levy innocent investor's residence - FTB News - Brief Article
• AICPA and NASBA issue Joint Statement on CPE standards - Standards Update - American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, National Association of State Boards of Accountancy - Brief Article
• Holthouse Carlin and Van Tright - Achievements - tenth anniversary - Brief Article
• Saving for retirement?: California's conformity scramble may not arrive in time - Government Relations - Brief Article
  by Bruce C. Allen
• The truth about frivolous tax arguments - News & Trends - Brief Article
• XBRL is speeding right along - Tech Bytes - extensible business reporting language - Brief Article
• Announcements - promotions, appointments - Brief Article
• In a corner: Enron's Collapse has left the profession's reputation hanging in the balance - A Perspective
  by Mary Beth Armstrong
• New guidance for split-dollar life insurance - IRS News - Brief Article
  by Stuart R. Josephs
• Domestic partners now have more rights - FTB News - Brief Article
• FASB takes a cue from the simplicity movement - FASB News - Financial Accounting Standards Board - Brief Article
• Susan Bradley - Achievements - Microsoft Most Valuable Professional - Brief Article
• Read the financials - Sound Off
  by Ben Mozzetti, Jr.
• 2001 schedule K-1 instruction corrections - News & Trends - interest reporting for partners - Brief Article
• Error on FTB 3510 may require amending returns - FTB News - Brief Article
• Correction
• William Sturgeon - Achievements - organizes homeless children's party - Brief Article
• SSLLC contract extended - CalCPA News - Brief Article
• International experience has career value say financial execs - Survey Says - Brief Article
• Kirsch Kohn and Bridge LLP CPAs and Advisors - Firm News - merger - Brief Article
• Owners all: CPA firm sweetens deal with ESOP - Glenn, Burdette, Phillips and Bryson offers employee stock ownership plan - Cover Story
  by Jeanne A. Potter
• Cash method available for more small businesses - IRS News - Brief Article
  by Stuart R. Josephs
• New head of Household Web page - FTB News - Brief Article
• Assessment of risk factors for 2001 financial statements - Accounting and Auditing - Brief Article
• Moss Adams - Firm News - merger with Gordon, Odom and Davis - Brief Article
• Property, Plant & Equipment - Accounting and Auditing
  by Mark E. Dauberman
• Certification fee increases - CBA Update - California Board of Accountancy - Brief Article
• IRS, FTB, EDD and BOE answer your questions - CalCPA News - Internal Revenue Service, Franchise Tax Board, Employment Development Department, Board of Equalization - Brief Article
• Related party toolkit for accountants and auditors - Accounting and Auditing - Brief Article
• Big 5 Temps - Firm News - Brief Article
• Leaving California: And other hot state tax topics - California Tax - Brief Article
  by Leonard W. Williams
• What will you be making in 2002? - salaries - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included
• Join a CalCPA state committee - CalCPA News
• Business casual improves morale - Survey Says - Brief Article
• Lori E. Weigant - Firm News - opens Palm Springs firm - Brief Article
• Confessions of an Internet hacker: Stealing your personal information was hard to resist
  by Larry Russell