Resource Guide - Issue 166
- Boards, Sr. Execs. See Shortcomings in Monitoring & Reporting
- FASB Delays Rule on Stock-Options Expensing
- Finland Leads the Way in Competitiveness, U.S. Ranks Second
- Congress Redefines "Gimme" for Golfers
- Study: Strong Growth Expected in Malaysian Outsourcing Market
- 401(k) Loan Boost Business Startups
- Google Offers Desktop Search for Email, Files and More
- Filing Deadlines Near for Section 527 Political Organizations
- IL CPA Society Announces Scholarship Programs for Future CPAs
- Financial Accounting Foundation Names Donald Young to FASB
- Teachers, Educators: Save Receipts for Reinstated Deduction
- Professionals Question Accuracy, Timeliness of Credit Ratings
- Improving the Workplace: People Problems Perplex Supervisors
- Lessons from Lawyers on How Not to Manage Staff
- Forensic Accounting: A Basic Guide to the Profession
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According to a new survey conducted, only about one third (34 percent) of board members and top executives polled say their companies are proficient at monitoring critical non-financial indicators of corporate performance.
U.S. accounting rule-setters last week postponed implementation of a requirement that companies expense employee stock options.
Finland remains the most competitive economy in the world and tops the rankings for the second consecutive year in The Global Competitiveness Report 2004-2005, released last week by the World Economic Forum.
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Critics of the new tax bill have called it "a pile of pork," pointing to the goodies handed out to businesses of all kinds, but one group that has escaped criticism are professional golfers.
Malaysia's IT outsourcing market is expected to expand at an annual growth rate of more than 27 percent over the next five years, according to a new study.
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- 401(k) Loan Boost Business Startups
- Google Offers Desktop Search for Email, Files and More
- Filing Deadlines Near for Section 527 Political Organizations
- IL CPA Society Announces Scholarship Programs for Future CPAs
- Financial Accounting Foundation Names Donald Young to FASB
- Teachers, Educators: Save Receipts for Reinstated Deduction
- Professionals Question Accuracy, Timeliness of Credit Ratings
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- SEC: Time May Run Out on Internal Controls Compliance
- Congress Redefines "Gimme" for Golfers
- E&Y Review Finds "Potential" Independence Problems
- Adelphia's Complex Bankruptcy: Claims Total $3 Trillion
- E&Y Releases Landmark Corporate Development Officer Study
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- CPA Firm's Technology Initiative Benefits Clients and Staff
- Mark Williams Joins Clifton Gunderson as Natl. MP of Growth Strategies
- Robin Taylor of Dixon Hughes is Appointed to the AICPA's Business Valuation Committee
- Financial Accounting Foundation Names Donald Young to FASB
- Taxware Launches Enterprise Consulting Group to Offer Tax Automation
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