California CPA Magazine: May 2009
Going Global: Doing Business in India
Investors will find immense opportunities in India with the country rapidly industrializing and government policy welcoming foreign participation in almost all sectors. Here’s a crash course on getting a piece of the action.
Peter Trieu, Esq. and Brian Rowbotham, CPA
Starting Your Own Practice
If you’re thinking about starting your own firm, consider this your CliffsNotes for avoiding some major pitfalls.
Daniel P. Dehner, CPA
Estate Planning: Cinema CPAs
Whether its applauding the heroism of the CPA in The Untouchables, or admiring the persuasive abilities of the bookkeeper in Schindler’s List, accountants bring a unique perspective to the cinema.
Keith Schiller, Esq.
Capitol Beat: It’s a Busy Year
A review of the various legislative and regulatory happenings of 2009 thus far, including the 150-hour requirement, license status disclosure issues and the taxpayer privilege sunset extension.
Bruce C. Allen & Jeannie Tindel
Final Entry: Pamela Kelty—Valued Leader
Pamela Kelty, 2008–09 CalCPA Education Foundation Board of Trustees president, talks about the continuing effort to provide valuable CPE.
CA Tax: 1099 Update
Plus LLC regs and more Madoff guidance.
Leonard W. Williams, CPA
2009 Annual Notice of Meeting [PDF]
