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Section membership takes the sting out of busy season.(steal this idea)
With "busy season" fast approaching, are you taking advantage of all the resources The Ohio Society offers? The Ohio Society's 13 special interest sections provide members the opportunity to ask . . .

Digital video for home and office: finding the best in DVD players & recorders.(gadgets & gizmos)
Welcome to the digital age; no VCRs allowed. Today, digital video is taking over and many people are wondering how to get equipped with the latest technology. Which one do should I buy? Home . . .

E-mail 301: defeating the spam monster.(business bytes)
E-mail is quickly being suffocated by spam. Not to be confused with SPAM the luncheon meat, spam in this context means unsolicited commercial e-mail. Resent studies show that over 35 percent of . . .

Limited government or limited governance? The hidden costs of legislative term limits.(capitol access)
In 1992, Ohio voters overwhelmingly supported an amendment to the Ohio Constitution to impose term limits on members of the state legislature. Proponents boasted a victory against career . . .

The new standard of giving: charities are now subject to updated regulations.
The board of directors of the Miami Valley Better Business Bureau (BBB) approved revamped national standards for charity accountability on July 29. The Charity Advisory Service, a committee that . . .

Self-assessment exam Catalyst--November/December 2003.
The self-assessment exam is provided as a convenient method for CPAs to earn CPE credit by reading Catalyst: The Leading Edge of Ohio Business. The exam consists of 25 multiple-choice questions . . .

The CPA firm growth challenge.
Strategist Sun Tzu: "Victorious warriors win first and then go to war, while defeated warriors go to war first and then seek to win". CPA Firms, like most professional service firms, . . .

Shouldering the workload: tips for taking the strain out of busy season.
Ah, busy season. Every tax accountant in every public accounting firm knows exactly what's in store--hectic days, long nights, endless weekend hours. But, there are alternatives to help ease . . .

Not-for-profit endowments in a down market.
Over the past several years the equity market has taken a toll on endowment investments held by not-for-profit organizations. The downturn in the market effects not only the not-for-profit . . .

Weighing the benefits: fewer companies are going public post Sarbanes-Oxley. Why?
Just one day after the first anniversary of Sarbanes-Oxley becoming law, a Cleveland area company took its first big step toward going public. International Steel Group Inc. is now poised to . . .

Educator feature: bringing the CPA vision to life with the Business Activity Model (BAM).
The Business Activity Model (BAM) for teaching intermediate accounting provides a unique opportunity to bridge the gap between academe and practice by requiring students to practice the . . .

Important considerations in documentation and record retention.
CAMICO has long advocated that accounting firms establish a written record retention policy that is applied consistently to all engagements. When developing a record retention and destruction . . .

Case study: ethical considerations when auditing a small business.
Are you confident what bookkeeping services may or may not be provided when auditing a private company? Through this case study, The Ohio Society illustrates the tricky questions, and more . . .

Is it time for change in peer review.
The self-disciplinary and practice monitoring activities of the CPA profession have been in the spotlight over the past year to an extent never before experienced. In particular, a number of groups . . .

CPAs: survival of a profession.(Cover Story)
This title only raises additional question ... Were we ever a profession? If so, what has changed? Is the "necessary" body-of-knowledge still unique? Are there "many or few" criteria for . . .

Series of Webcasts to provide updates on computerized CPA Exam.(National)
The four live Webcasts about the computer-based CPA Exam, "Educators: How to Prepare for the Computerized CPA Exam," will be broadcasted by the AICPA. The Webcasts will help inform candidates, . . .

New IRS material helps retirement plans stay compliant.(National)
The IRS released new materials to help small businesses and plan administrators understand how to keep employee retirement plans eligible for tax-favored status. These materials, in various . . .

FASB delays consolidation rule.(National)
The Financial Accounting Standards Board will briefly delay a new rule to force companies to consolidate off-balance-sheet entities onto their own financial statements. Interpretation No. 46, . . .

Public company accounting oversight board (PCAOB) update.(National)
The following are the latest actions of the PCAOB New Standard Requires Auditor to Identify Internal Weaknesses in Writing The new standard would require an auditor to communicate in writing to . . .

Enhanced disciplinary procedures accepted.(National)
Members have approved two bylaw amendments to enhance the AICPA's ethics enforcement process. Over 82,000 members participated in the referendum, with an overwhelming majority voting in favor of . . .

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