About the Journal of Accountancy
Published continuously since 1905, the Journal of Accountancy is the flagship publication of the American Institute of CPAs.
Our articles and features cover a wide variety of subjects including accounting, financial reporting, auditing, taxation, personal financial planning, technology, business valuation, professional development, ethics, liability issues, consulting, practice management, education and related domestic and international business issues.
With 400,000 paid subscribers, the JofA reaches more financial decision makers than all other accounting publications combined.
ISSN: 1945-0729
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About the AICPA
The American
Institute of CPAs is the world’s largest member association
representing the accounting profession, with more than 400,000 members
in 145 countries, and a history of serving the public interest since
1887. AICPA members represent many areas of practice, including
business and industry, public practice, government, education and
consulting.
The AICPA sets ethical standards for the
profession and U.S. auditing standards for private companies,
nonprofit organizations, federal, state and local governments. It
develops and grades the Uniform CPA Examination, and offers specialty
credentials for CPAs who concentrate on personal financial planning;
forensic accounting; business valuation; and information management
and technology assurance. Through a joint venture with the Chartered
Institute of Management Accountants, it has established the Chartered Global
Management Accountant designation which sets a new standard for
global recognition of management accounting.
JofA Editorial Advisers
Emmanuel A. Appiah
Kenneth D. Askelson
Art Auerbach
Mozart Bernard
Clark M. Blackman II
John C. Boma
Steven J. Brown
Thomas F. Burrage
Linda Burt
Kelen
F. Camehl
Benson J. Chapman
Tracy Coenen
Michael
Crain
Gale Crosley
Richard Dull
Rosemarie T.
Dunn
Thomas Emmerling
Sailesh Gadia
Paul L.
Gillis
Alan Glazer
J.D. Golub
Sandra Johnigan
Katherine Kinkela
David
H. Kirk
Frank J. Kopczynski
Jeffrey B. Kraut
Kevin
Kreb
Dennis B. Kremer
Gary C. Kress
Michael S.
Kridel
John Lewison
Joseph P. Liotta
Mano
Mahadeva
Anthony D. McDuffie
David McIntee
Paul B.W.
Miller
Debra Mitchell
Roger H. Molvar
Michael
Morhaus
Craig Murray
Dennis A. Newman
Glenn Newman
Edward T. Odmark
Jimmy S. Pappas
Christopher Allan Parker
Mary P.
Ricciardello
Mark L. Richardson
Richard Roomberg
Steven E. Sacks
Gerard H. Schreiber Jr.
Edward
Schultz
Peggy Scott
Carolyn Sechler
Gary R.
Trugman
Victor Valdivia
Jean Wells
David
Westbrook
Mark A. Yahoudy
Kevin R. Yeanoplos
David Zweighaft
JofA Subject Matter Panels
Accounting: John Althoff, J. Gregory Bushong, Alan Glazer, Debra Mitchell, Daniel Noll, Edward T. Odmark, Alan Steiger
Auditing: Catherine Allen, Susan S. Jones, Charles E. Landes, Joseph P. Liotta, Edward T. Odmark, Douglas Prawitt, Ivan J. Sotomayor
Business & Industry: Kenneth D. Askelson, Stuart R. Benton, Benson J. Chapman, Jeffrey B. Kraut, Alan Steiger
Business Valuation/Litigation Services: Thomas F. Burrage, Robert Gray, Edward Mendlowitz, Robert F. Reilly, Linda Trugman
Personal Financial Planning: Clark Blackman, Robert Keebler, Sidney Kess, Steven Levey, Kevin Roach, Scott Sprinkle, Susan Tillery
Practice Management: Richard V. Kretz, Bea L. Nahon, William Pirolli, Steven E. Sacks, Carolyn Sechler
Tax: Steven J. Brown, Benson J. Chapman, DeAnn Hill, Sidney Kess, Steven Thompson
Technology: James C. Bourke, Nancy Cohen, J. Carlton Collins, Randy Johnston, Gregory L. LaFollette, Amy Vetter
