California CPA Magazine: September 2008
I Want Half
As a CPA, you should expect one or more divorces among your clients in any given year—andit won't be smooth sailing. Here are tips on how you—and your clients—can get through it all.
Donald A. Glenn, CPA
How to Hold on to the Talent
Staff development programs are "the new black" in staff retention. Learn what some CalCPA members have found works best and how to follow suit.
Ed Eddeo
Certified Sleuths
The AICPA has Ok'd its fourth specialty credential: Certified in Financial Forensics. So, just what do "CSI: Accountants" do?
Greg Regan, CPA and Marie Ebersbacher, CPA
Capitol Beat: Changes Coming
The CBA is busily crafting legislative and regulatory language to implement mandatory peer review. Changes in ethics and experience requirements, may follow.
Bruce Allen
New Quality Control Standards
SQCS No. 7: A firm’s system of quality control
Marcia J. Hein, CPA
Many Layers of Laptop Security
Laptop security requires multiple strategies.
Suzanne M. Holl, CPA
California Tax: Unlicensed Contractors?
TaxTalk highlights and other issues.
Len Williams, CPA
Estate Planning: Retiring Baby Boomers
Are aging baby boomers ready for retirement?
Michael Wegge, CFP and Michael B. Allmon, CPA
The Super Volunteer
Volunteer Bruce Kajiwara, CPA is a leading force in CalCPA Institute’s financial literacy initiative. Where does he get his super strength?
