California CPA March/April 2001
Positive ID
A conflict of interest can land you between a rock and a hard place. Learn how to identify conflicts and bow out gracefully, or how to properly notify clients and proceed with extreme caution.
Michael Ueltzen, CPA and Randall Dean, Esq.
Lights Out
The energy crisis is disrupting California's economy. What will be the long-term impact for CPAs and businesses, and how can CPAs make the best of a bad situation?
Laurie Mason
Complying with Privacy Disclosure Rules
Most CPAs who provide tax and financial planning services must comply with new FTC privacy disclosure rules by July 1. Find out what you must disclose.
Bruce Allen
Join the XBRL Revolution
XBRL will revolutionize the way financial information is reported. When XBRL hits the streets, your clients will come clamoring. be ready to take off running.
Glen Gray, PhD, CPA
Dot-Pro: Is it For You?
Ready to trade your dot-com for a dot-pro? The option is heading your way. Those jumping on the dot-pro bandwagon claim it will distinguish CPAs from the dot-com free-for-all.
Deanna McCrary
Federal Tax: 'Tis the Season
New legislative and administratove developments.
Stuart R. Josephs, CPA
