California CPA May 2002
Image is Spin–Reputation is up to You
The CPA image may be taking a licking, but your good reputation lives on. CalCPA's CEO explains why.
Susan B. Waters, CAE
Mid-career CPAs Tackle Job Search Challenges
They've got a degree (or two), a license, excellent references and impressive experience. So why is it so difficult for seasoned CPAs to get hired?
Sharon Ross
Keeping the Public Interest First
From D.C. to Sacramento, legislative and regulatory accounting reform proposals about. CalCPA's chair weighs in for national, uniform reform.
David George, CPA/PFS
CPA ElderCare Services Demystified
Providing CPA ElderCare Services can be the next logical step for members in public practice.
Mitchell Freedman, CPA/PFS
CPA Congressman Takes on Enron
California CPA and Congressman Brad Sherman share's his insider's view of the Enron hearings.
Deanna McCrary
Hold Everything?
California CPAs are likely to be faced with some tough new records retention standards before the year is out. While you wait, here's a review of best practices.
Ron Klein, JD, CFE
XBRL: The Teenage Years
XBRL is moving rapidly from its infancy into adolescense. Here's how it's making financial reporting–and your life–easier.
Glen L. Gray, Ph.D, CPA
Federal Tax: Ready, Set, Depreciate
Highlights from the 2002 Tax Act.
Stuart R. Josephs, CPA
Haggle Like a Pro
Negotiating is a part of life. Here are some fool-proof tips to succeed.
Karen Dustman
Discounts for CalCPA Members
Affinity partners offer a wealth of savings on products and services.
Judith Graziani
Estate Planning: FLP Audit Triggers
Family limited partnerships raise red flags at IRS.
Michael B. Allmon, CPA and Nelson Handy, CPA, Esq.
Government Relations: California's Proposals
Flurry of legislation to "reform" the CPA profession.
Bruce C. Allen
