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September 2006
Professional Issues
The Uniform Accountancy Act (UAA) introduced the concept of “substantial equivalency” to make it easier for licensed CPAs in good standing to practice in more than one jurisdiction. This article discusses the strengths and limitations of the UAA implementation process and recent changes to the act.
Personal Financial Planning / Tax
What’s the most effective use of extra funds? Is it better to invest, add to retirement accounts, save for college or pay off debts? This article provides a step-by-step approach to ranking the options.
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Special Report
Recently, the Journal of Accountancy’s Geoffrey Pickard and CPA2Biz President and CEO Erik Asgeirsson chatted about the continued growth of the AICPA’s majority-owned subsidiary and what’s on the drawing board for the coming months. Here’s what they had to say.
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Personal Financial Planning / Tax
Long-term performance is an important consideration in any investment—but section 529 plans don’t yet have a long track record. Here’s how CPAs can use mutual fund ratings to get a better sense of the performance of these popular college savings options.
Technology
Most CPAs work better in Excel than in a database. But when it’s time to analyze database information, they have to go through the difficult task of converting the data into Excel. Here’s how to make that conversion in just one step.
Financial Reporting / Internal Controls
Since the passage of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, the process of balance sheet account reconciliation has taken on a more significant role in helping companies detect and prevent financial statement misstatements.
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