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  • November 2016 - Journal of Accountancy
  • Nonattest services quiz
  • Maintaining independence with nonattest services
  • Fran Lawrence, CPA
  • Tax help for working parents
  • New path for CPAs in cyber risk management
  • Tips for first-year auditors
  • How to stop expense reimbursement fraud
  • FBAR preparation and ethical risks
  • Expanding your app-titude
  • IRS allows self-certification for late rollovers of retirement plan funds
  • Marine surveyor may deduct geological and geophysical expenses
  • New user fees proposed for IRS installment agreements
  • Reverse like-kind exchange is afforded nonrecognition treatment
  • IRS issues guidance on ITIN renewals
  • Proposed regulations would affect estate valuation discounts
  • Line items
  • Boost the bottom line with accounts payable best practices
  • Paying it forward
  • 11 tips for success with single audits
  • Exploring mentorship: A graceful exit
  • Captive insurance for the middle market
  • U.S. exporters leaving tax dollars on the table
  • Microsoft Word: Check this out
  • Microsoft Excel: Printing all sheets
  • Microsoft Word: Control your pasting with this alternate approach
  • Internet privacy: Killer website
  • Microsoft Windows: 'Gigantic' tip for freeing hard disk space
  • Continued rise predicted for accountants’ starting salaries
  • SEC asks for comments on disclosure simplification
  • SEC plans to require new hyperlinks in filings
  • PCAOB to work with German regulator in oversight of audit firms
  • GASB proposes new guidance on early debt extinguishment
  • FASB proposes targeted changes to hedge accounting rules
  • FASB issues standard on classification of cash payments and receipts
  • GASB’s pollution remediation reporting standard gets a good review
  • New database provides free access to audit research
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