California CPA September 2001
David George: Looking Ahead
New CalCPA Chair David George ventures forth with a dedication to grassroots outreach and an eye on the future.
Jane Girard
Eyes Wide Open
California CPAs have been weighing their options and are deciding whether to charge fees, commissions or both.
Jerry Nightingale, CPA, PFS, MBA
Government Relations: Independent Contractors Targeted–Again
The Legislature is considering tightening the reigns on the state's already stifling independent contractor rules.
Bruce C. Allen
All in the Family
As your family-owned business clients' trusted adviser, you can play a pivitol role in building their succession plan.
William M. Weintraub, Esq. and Valerie B. Schultz, Esq.
Plug Into the Media Circuit
Investing in media relations can prove invaluable to your career, firm or business.
Curtiss Olsen
Independence Puzzle
The SEC, AICPA and GAO differ greatly on auditor independence and its regulation. How will the pieces fit together.
Stuart Harden, CPA, CFE
Talking California Tax
There's no such thing as a stupid tax question.
Leonard W. Williams, CPA
Federal Tax: Tax Relief
IRA and pension highlights from the 2001 Tax Act.
Stuart R. Josephs, CPA
