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Letters to the Editor

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Thoughts on Lone Dissenters and Accounting Firm Rotation

By  Ron Murray

March 2017 0

I enjoyed the joint interview with Tony Menendez and Steven Mintz, “The Ethical State of the CPA Profession” (December 2016). I would like to expand…

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Letters to the Editor: Another Call for Less Onerous CPA Licensing Regulation

By  Howard B. Levy, CPA

February 2017 0

I was delighted to see Edward A. Weinstein's articulate and insightful account of his struggle to deactivate his New York CPA license in his letter,…

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Reconsider CPE Requirements for Retired CPAs

By  Ann S. Bradburd, CPA

December 2016 0

I enjoyed Joanne Barry's column, “New York's Seven-Year Itch” (September 2016). She wrote that the staff and leadership of the NYSSCPA are considering other initiatives…

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Disentangling from Onerous New York State CPA Licensing Requirements

By  Edward A. Weinstein, CPA

December 2016 0

Everyone has seen the ubiquitous advertisements sponsored by New York State to promote doing business in the state, using the slogan, “In New York State,…

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The Materiality Mystery

By  John A. Demetrius, CPA, CGFM

October 2016 0

Congratulations to Howard Levy and Julian Jacoby on such a well-written and timely article in the July issue of The CPA Journal (“The Materiality Mystery:…

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Continued Confusion about Materiality

By  Neal B. Hitzig, PhD, CPA

August 2016 0

Jacoby and Levy's probing article “The Materiality Mystery” (July 2016, p. 14) raises perhaps the most important question in auditing: What does “material” really mean?…

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The Rising Cost of Bigger Audits

By  M.A. Libien, CPA

April 2016 0

I just read the article by Arthur Radin and Miriam Katowitz, “Have Audits Become Too Inefficient and Expensive?” Both of them are absolutely correct. Performing…

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The Rising Cost of Bigger Audits

By  Stanley Goldstein, CPA

April 2016 0

In their article, “Have Audits Become Too Inefficient and Expensive?” (The CPA Journal, February 2016, pp. 18-23), Arthur Radin and Miriam Katowitz have explored an…

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Overtime Pay for Staff Accountants

By  Yigal Rechtman, CPA, CFE, CITP, CISM

April 2016 0

Overtime Pay for Staff Accountants I read with interest the article regarding overtime pay for staff accountants (The CPA Journal, December 2015, pp. 52–56). My…

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The Author Responds

By  Matthew Gaglio, CPA

February 2016 0

My article was not meant as a “put-down,” but rather the exact opposite. For the past 60 years, Integrity Advisors Pension Consultants has been working…

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In Defense of CPAs in Pension Planning

By  Joseph V. Bencivenga, CPA (retired)

February 2016 0

I found it puzzling The CPA Journal would publish a guest editorial like the one in the November 2015 issue (“It's Amazing What CPAs Can Do: Pension…

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