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  • August 2016 - Journal of Accountancy
  • Getting familiar with OPEB
  • FASB requires earlier reporting of credit losses
  • Steven Blake, CPA, CGMA
  • Bolster your data defenses
  • Controlling your data
  • 5 ways to excel at networking
  • Tax treatment of tenant allowances
  • Tax relief for federal student loan forgiveness
  • Expanding your app-titude
  • FASB proposes clarification in derecognition guidance
  • New revenue standards may change compensation arrangements
  • SEC to accept Inline XBRL format
  • Proposal would give foreign accountants a path to CPA
  • FASAB seeks transparency on government tax expenditures
  • COSO drafts updated approach to enterprise risk management
  • Recruiting the best: What CPAs could learn from college coaches
  • Final regulations ease allocations of rollover distributions from designated Roth accounts
  • Form 1098-T is not controlling
  • Innocent spouse relief from penalties and interest granted
  • IRS clarifies: Partners cannot be employees
  • Line items
  • Breaking bad news to victims of identity theft: Lessons from medical doctors
  • The next frontier in data analytics
  • OPEB accounting tips for preparers
  • CPAs contend with tax ID theft
  • 2016 tax software survey
  • Kess Award recognizes excellence in continuing education
  • Public Service Award honors CPA’s community contributions
  • Forensic interview feature wins JofA best article award
  • Young CPAs receive scholarships to cover conference expenses
  • Standing Ovation recognizes contributions in IMTA
  • Accounting Career Guide lets teens explore profession
  • Toolkit aims to help firms with change
  • Powerpoint: Explode your list into slides
  • Apps vs. applications: App-solutely confused
  • Four-thought: Good ideas
  • Excel: This forecast was bound to happen
  • 2016 tax software survey: Individual product survey responses
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