California CPA October 2009
Bankruptcy Basics
Knowing the basics of bankruptcy can help you guide your clients—whether they are facing bankruptcy or suffering the ripple effects of others’ filings—through harsh realities.
By Maryellen K. Sebold, CPA
XBRL: It’s Here to Stay
Your guide to XBRL, the SEC rules and how your company might benefit.
By Cchristopher J. Bourdon, CPA and Eric E. Cohen, CPA
Evolving Tax Credits
There’s been a flurry of case law, IRS regs and legislative action surrounding research and development tax credits. Here’s how you can keep up with it all.
By Randy Crabtree, Esq.
Taxing Times on Properties
Our expert provides details on the tax consequences of foreclosures and short sales on rental properties.
By David M. Fogel, CPA
Fed Tax: Entity Elections
New guidance extends relief for late elections.
By Stuart R. Josephs, CPA
Capitol Beat: Legislative Success
Inactive disclosure, mandatory peer review, taxpayer privilege and equivalency bills signed by governor.
By Bruce C. Allen & Jeannie Tindel
Final Entry: Stay Active
With legislation requiring inactive license disclosure poised to become effective Jan. 1, 2010, industry CPAs share why they keep their CPA licenses active.
