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Student Ambassadors: changing minds about accounting one student at a time.(Members Only)
"You probably don't remember me, but I came to one of your career presentations last spring," Allen Cline told Maggie Houston, CPA, accounting professor at Wright State University, on the first day . . .

CAT and independence: new AICPA exposure draft clarifies requirements for CPAs providing electronic filing services.(Members Onl
How does providing electronic filing services of Ohio Commercial Activity Tax (CAT) returns and payments for my attest clients impact my independence with respect to those clients? For CPAs . . .

Save time and brain power with Really Simple Syndication.(Idea Exchange)
Searching numerous news and business Web sites for the latest information can cost you hours of otherwise productive work time. By downloading a Really Simply Syndication (RSS) reader to your . . .

Crystal Faulkner: what public service means to this CPA.(member profile)(Interview)
Crystal Faulkner doesn't just let things happen, she makes things happen. While she's busy with her role as managing partner of Cooney, Faulkner & Stevens, LLC, she still finds time to give back to . . .

Five great multimedia freebies.(Business Bytes)
I am often asked to suggest software packages that can enhance both the professional and entertainment aspects of a user's computing world. While many great software products come to mind, I have . . .

Self-assessment exam.
Catalyst -- November/December, 2006 Earn convenient CPE credit with the Catalyst CPE exam. Answer the 25 required questions based on content in Catalyst: The Leading Edge of Ohio Business and . . .

Advocacy: the power of "you"; Recent legislative successes driven by Ohio Society members.(capitol Access)
Advocacy on behalf of the CPA profession may not seem important until administrative rules, state regulations and federal laws impact--often negatively--Ohio CPAs' ability to serve their clients. . . .

How connecting to your interests builds your own community.(member connections)
Connecting with other members creates community One benefit of association membership is connecting with a community of those who have similar interests. The Ohio Society of CPAs fast-tracks that . . .

Roadmap to success: Ohio Society Board adopts strategic plan revisions.
Strategic planning is the bedrock of any successful organization. Maintaining the relevance of the plan requires diligence and a commitment to regular review and update. This August, The Ohio . . .

Measuring up: separating good from great.
The Ohio Society of CPAs has been named one of nine "remarkable associations" in management excellence following a national study directed by Jim Collins, best-selling author of Built to Last and . . .

Choosing the right game plan: responding to requests for information.
CPAs can face a tricky situation when they receive a request for certain types of information from clients and third parties. How CPAs should handle such requests--which may or may not be . . .

Paul Glotzer: giving private companies a voice inside FASB.
FASB's commitment to the needs of private companies is demonstrated by the addition of a staff position to work with a new private companies initiative. Paul Glotzer is a testament to the . . .

Pension Protection Act makes extensive changes to existing law.
President Bush signed the Pension Protection Act (PPA) of 2006 on Aug. 17, providing extensive changes to existing law and new rules affecting qualified retirement plans, plan sponsors and . . .

View from the C-suite.
They are the movers and shakers. Those in the C-suite--the chief executive officer (CEO) and the chief financial officer (CFO)--guide Ohio's companies and their place in Ohio's economy. Manning . . .

More than 12,500 corporations e-filed 2005 tax returns in first year of new requirement.(Newsflash)
The IRS reports that more than 12,500 of the nation's largest corporations have electronically filed their 2005 corporate tax returns. Large corporate taxpayers with $50 million or more in assets . . .

Summing up.(Newsflash)
It's good to be a firm Headcount increase for firms with $10 million or more in revenue = 5-10 percent [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Increase in income per partner Firm revenue in millions More . . .

Survey finds accounting profession in solid shape.(National)
The CPA profession's revenue growth was 9.7 percent in 2005, compared to 7 percent in 2004, according to the 2006 Rosenberg Associates' eighth annual Management of an Accounting Practice (MAP) . . .

FASB pensions standard released.(National)
The FASB issued a standard that will require employers to fully recognize the obligations associated with single-employer defined benefit pension, retiree healthcare and other post-retirement plans . . .

Technical Corrections Act to clean up tax details.(National)
The Tax Technical Corrections Act of 2006 was introduced in both houses of Congress in October. The bill will essentially serve to complete several pieces of already-enacted legislation, . . .

CPAs now exempt from Gramm-Leach-Bliley privacy notification requirement.(National)
Congress passed legislation that exempts CPAs from the privacy notification requirement under the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act(GLB). The provision contained in the Financial Services Regulatory Relief . . .

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