California CPA Magazine: October 2007
Fill the GAPP
Many CPAs are familiar with GAAP (generally accepted accounting principles), but another GAPP—generally accepted privacy principles—is mighty useful, even if it’s lesser known.
Stuart H. Harden, CPA
A Man and His Standards
This Q&A with SEC chief accountant and CalCPA member Conrad Hewitt takes you inside the agency and explores how the man with the most visible accountancy job in the nation protects investors.
Damien B.M. English
Together Forever?
Will private equity and hedge fund convergence last? Here’s one opinion, including the impact on CPAs.
Dan ReidHome Sweet Work
Thinking about setting up a home office? Here are some issues to consider, from space limitations to tech needs to keeping the kids away so you can remain focused.
Linda Heineman, CPA
Estate Planning: Tales from the Forum
If you have estate planning questions, CalCPA’s Estate Planning Committee’s online discussion forum is the place for answers.
John R. Woodford, CPAFab 50: Tech Resources for CPAs
Federal Taxation: Estate & Trust Deductions
Judicial & administrative actions affect estate & trust deductions.
Stuart R. Josephs, CPAGovernment Relations: Commission Compliance
Commission, contingent, referral fees—know the rules.
Bruce C. Allen
