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Present value pitfalls in accounting practice
THE TIME VALUE OF MONEY THE TIME VALUE OF MONEY Cash collected or paid at different points in time is not directly comparable. The time value...
National Public Accountant, The, 11/01/03 by Rolf Auster · More from publication -
How to convert a million dollar taxable IRA to ten million dollars of tax-free cash without risk
The strategy outlined below is valuable because of these basic facts: The strategy outlined below is valuable because of these basic facts: *...
National Public Accountant, The, 08/01/03 by Rolf Auster · More from publication -
Malpractice liability: and choice of business entity for accounting firms
Accountants frequently advise their clients with respect to choice of business entity. In the 1990s, the entities of choice other than the sole...
National Public Accountant, The, 11/01/02 by Rolf Auster · More from publication -
Converting nondeductible, nonamortizeable start-up expenses to ordinary Section 1244 losses
The New Business Start-Up Expense Problem The New Business Start-Up Expense Problem When a taxpayer attempts to acquire a first or new...
National Public Accountant, The, 09/01/02 by Rolf Auster · More from publication -
Tax Myths: When working with the new 8 and 18 percent capital gain rates
As of year 2001 long-term capital gains may be taxed at 8 and/or 18 percent, rather than 10 and/or 20 percent. The new rates apply to capital...
National Public Accountant, The, 12/01/01 by Rolf Auster · More from publication -
Working With Personal Service Corporations
Taxpayers incorporate their trade or business for various actual or perceived benefits; e.g., limited liability, continuity of life, fringe...
National Public Accountant, The, 08/01/01 by Rolf Auster · More from publication -
Should Accounting Firms Incorporate?
Introduction Introduction Large accounting firms today, e.g., the "Big Five," are Limited Liability Partnership (LLPs). They are LLPs because...
National Public Accountant, The, 07/01/00 by Rolf Auster · More from publication -
Should Accounting Firms Incorporate?
Introduction Introduction Large accounting firms today, e.g., the "Big Five," are Limited Liability Partnership (LLPs). They are LLPs because...
Camping Magazine, 07/01/00 by Rolf Auster · More from publication -
Malpractice Exposure and Choice of Business Entity
The last few years have seen a dramatic increase in malpractice claims against service providers such as lawyers, accountants, tax advisers, and...
National Public Accountant, The, 04/01/00 by Rolf Auster · More from publication -
Working With Qualified Subchapter S Subsidiaries
There are approximately two million S corporations in the United States. Most of them have five or fewer shareholders, but they may have as many as...
National Public Accountant, The, 04/01/00 by Rolf Auster · More from publication
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