California CPA January/February 2003

Rewarding Your Employees
Though budgets may be tight and there's little cash available, there are plenty of nonmonetary rewards that can be presented to employees to recognize a job well done.
Mary Richardson

Taming the Bears
With investors kittery about the stability and future of Wall Street, CPA financial advisers spend time calming their clients, preparing them to ride out the market.
Deanna McCrary

Practice Continuation Planning
You, and your business, may be fine now, but what happens if you become ill and take an extended leave? A practice continuation plan can help keep your practice afloat.
Jerry Sample, CPA

Keeping Workers' Comp Costs Low
The best wat to keep workers' comp costs low is to prevent accidents from happening. Learn how else to prevent workers' comp costs from squeezing your bottom line.
Don Butler

New Anti-Fraud Standards
The AICPA releases a new fraud audit standard that includes tips on how everyone from CEOs to board members to staff members can prevent fraud.

Government Relations: Show Me the Money
Huge budget deficit tops agenda as Legislature reconvenes.
Bruce C. Allen

California Tax: Estimating Certainty
Property taxes, corporate dissolution and more from the TaxTalk Listserve.
Leonard W. Williams, CPA

Federal Tax: Small-business Tips
IRS liaison meeting covers tipping, auditing and litigation.
Bill Spaniel