Frequency of CPA Letter to Increase; Full Edition to Be Available Online


As part of its efforts to continually improve communications with members, the AICPA is both increasing the frequency of the CPA Letter and taking advantage of new technologies to make the newsletter’s entire text available online. After the planned summer issue that combines the months of July and August, the newsletter will be published each month of the year.

Since its inception many years ago, the online edition of the CPA Letter had been an abridged version of the printed newsletter (many articles were not included to facilitate reading), with links to the member-segment supplements and other Web sites. Recent advances in technology mean the CPA Letter now can be posted in its entirety in an easy-to-read, easy-to-print PDF format that also includes these necessary links. All 12 issues per year will be housed on www.aicpa.org .

These improvements will enable members to obtain the newsletter as much as two weeks earlier than their print copies—making the information more timely. In addition, by increasing the frequency of publication to 12 issues a year from 10, it also will be providing important information each and every month. In sum, the AICPA is significantly enhancing the frequency of the newsletter and its speed of delivery.

At the same time, the number of print issues each year will be reduced to 6 from 10 to save considerable costs related to printing and postage. The first electronic-only issue will be the May 2003 issue of the newsletter. For more details on these improvements, see the April CPA Letter.

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