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  • February 2015
  • Tips for conducting a forensic interview
  • Michael K. Syracuse, CPA
  • Kiddie tax complexity grows
  • Evolving practice monitoring to improve quality in A&A engagements
  • Expired tax provisions extended for 2014
  • What to do when your client receives a summons
  • All CPAs should be concerned about going concern
  • Thompson receives highest AICPA honor in tax
  • Awards recognize positive impact on forensics and business valuation
  • Graduate students receive scholarships
  • Minority Doctoral Fellowships help foster diversity in education
  • Expanding your app-titude
  • Drive competencies and develop talent
  • Becoming a strategic risk adviser
  • Merged corporations can offset tax interest
  • Seventh Circuit denies plaintiffs’ standing to challenge parsonage allowance
  • FAQs on additional Medicare tax updated
  • Affiliated group with QPSC allowed graduated tax rates
  • IRS fills in details of one-a-year IRA rollover rule
  • IRS realigns compliance operations
  • Final regs. prescribe E&P treatment in corporate reorganizations
  • Merger of family businesses results in gift tax
  • Ebola relief qualifies for leave-based donations
  • What’s your fraud IQ?
  • Gross income omissions and the 6-year tax assessment period
  • Lost and found: Booking liabilities and breakage income for unredeemed gift cards
  • I’m not biased, am I?
  • 5 ways to overcome confirmation bias
  • Decision-making quiz
  • Highlights
  • Auditing
  • Economy / Management accounting
  • Financial reporting
  • Fraud
  • Government
  • Management accounting
  • Excel: Windows vs. Mac
  • Tech-no-phobes
  • Ex-if
  • Hotspot on fire
  • Microsoft’s little-known anti-virus tool
  • 5 iPhone tips
  • 3 iPhone camera tips
  • Bringing analytics to life
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