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National Society of Accountants 2003 educational calendar; "branching out to educate the profession".(National tax update)(Calen
NSA is approved by NASBA, the IRS Director of Practice, and CTEC as an official provider of continuing professional education (CPE) OCTOBER 27-28, 2003 16 HOURS OF CPE NSA NATIONAL TAX . . .

The ABCs of LLCs.(limited liability partnerships)(second of two part series)
Editor's Note: This is the second of a two-part article on LLCs; the first part appeared in the August 2003 NPA. STATE AND FEDERAL FILING REQUIREMENTS An LLC that is classified as a partnership . . .

Do you have a succession plan?(Today's Accounting Manager)
You may have mapped out professional goals such as retirement, a promotion or a new position elsewhere, but have you given thought to who will succeed you when you've achieved these objectives? . . .

Reports for assurance services.
Assurance engagements are becoming an important part of the services offered by many accounting firms. Despite the increase in assurance services during recent years, there is no . . .

NSA: the Professional's Gateway.(The President's Perspective)(National Society of Accountants)
For a majority of our members the change of NSA leadership is cosmetic and has limited impact upon their professional enterprise. The fact that members volunteer to serve is of little consequence . . .

Recordkeeping for individuals--general requirements.(Client report: September 2003)
Gathering together all of the pertinent information and records that are needed to prepare a tax return can be quite annoying and boring. But it is essential that you compile the right information . . .

Oh, say it isn't so!(business ethics )
In March 2003, 120 senior executives gathered for three days in North Carolina for the purpose of discussing American businesses corporate values, their ethics and priorities, and (hopefully) call . . .

The NSA educational tree is growing!(donations to National Society of Accountants)
Join this list of individuals being honored on the NSA Educational tree at NSA Headquarters! Campaign Update: Campaign Surpasses Initial $100,000 Goal! Donations as of 6/1/2003 = $100,014 $250 . . .

Questions to the tax desk.
Q. An ex-client's new accountant is asking for copies of the client's work papers. The client still owes me a large sum of money. Am I obligated to turn over the work papers? A. As a rule, work . . .

Legal expense plans.
The United States has become the most litigious society in the world. Huge jury awards in celebrated civil and criminal lawsuits, coupled with the popularity of legal entertainment on television . . .

Is your family business a sitting duck?(succession planning)
The $1.35 trillion tax cut included in the Tax Relief Act of 2001 did not abolish the estate tax. It did, however, provide for an estate tax reduction--with some relief immediately and the balance . . .

Taking your business to the next level--now or never.(adding financial planning services to practice)
One of the largest issues facing accountants today is whether to continue to manage their practice 'status quo' or to expand the practice by adding financial planning in order to participate in . . .

Problems with Peachtree Accounting for Windows.(Troubleshooting QuickBooks & Peachtree)
Q. In Peachtree Accounting for Windows I was trying to change to the next accounting period and received a message that my accounts were out of balance and it was changing back to period 17. Help, . . .

Marketing your Web site to increase business.
Today, every business should have a Web site--to provide locations, directions, credentials and other general information and build credibility about your company to prospective partners, clients . . .

Critical issues to address before you embark on an ABC journey.(activity-based costing)
Over the past two decades, Activity Based Costing (ABC), a cost system designed to reduce product cost distortions caused by traditional cost accounting systems, became a popular business tool. . . .

Taking smart risks.
All of life is a risk of some kind. You take a small risk when you drive to work or walk across the street. You take a larger risk when you start a business or invest a sum of money. You take a . . .

Creating a strategically managed accounting practice.(vi$ion)
Most accounting firms, large or small are consumed by the desire for more: more clients, more revenue and more profits. But achieving these lofty goals demands a strategically managed practice. . . .

The eternal spam battle.(Making Sense Out Of Your Computer)
How to reduce the amount of spam you receive in your email ... Your client calls. "Did you get that document I emailed you?" he asks. "I haven't checked my email just yet," you respond, "but no . . .

Managing debts and liabilities.
Do accountants need to diversity their I practice? Changes over the past decade have made the answer seem pretty obvious. Consider the following: * Institutional competition and do-it-yourself . . .

Tame risk and gain the lion's share of an investment: 5 no fail strategies to pure profits!
Understanding risk is difficult, but taming risk is the ultimate ingredient in a successful investment. Before you can tame risk, know that risk is personal. Everyone has his or her own risk . . .

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