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  • February 2014
  • What gets monitored gets detected
  • Implementing the new tangible property regulations
  • Lessons learned: Practical tips to help avoid common EBP audit and reporting errors
  • Cutting the clutter: Streamlined operations reports engage key stakeholders
  • Claiming the small employer health insurance tax credit
  • How to manage internal succession
  • Smart ways to tap accountants' business process acumen
  • Tackling tariffs
  • Paula Thomas, CPA, DBA
  • Failure to detect theft and fraud: It's not just an audit issue
  • Trader or investor?
  • Final regs. issued on Sec. 382 ownership changes
  • Revised AICPA code of ethics … What’s the fuss?
  • Auditing
  • Backup fee-free
  • John L. Carey Scholarships recognize nontraditional routes to CPA licensure
  • Authors contributing to the February 2014 issue
  • Financial reporting
  • Fraud
  • Government
  • Highlights
  • IRA-owned LLC’s payment to owner results in retroactive tax and penalties
  • Publisher takes on expanded role
  • Lights, camera, format!
  • Management accounting
  • Regs. permit midyear cuts in employer contributions to 401(k) plans
  • Navigate worksheets faster
  • Professor receives highest AICPA honor in tax
  • Penalty calculation properly based on erroneous credits, Tax Court holds
  • The queue continuum
  • Technology
  • Thread-bare
  • Work product protection and attorney-client privilege in an IRS audit
  • Settlement of workers’ comp claim partially excludable
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