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Welcome
to the AICPA Post Conference Materials Website
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Below
you will find links to Session Materials from various AICPA Conferences
in date order. Select the Conference you attended and you will
be able to download the Post Conference Materials. This includes
materials that were revised or not included in the Binder/ CD-Rom
you received on-site.
To
locate the conference quickly, in the section below, click the
month the conference was held.
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2004
AICPA FALL CONFERENCE SEASON
Sept,
2004
- AICPA Conferences
on Fraud and Litigation Services -- Sept 27 - 28, 2004 in
Phoenix, AZ
- AICPA National
Govermental Accounting & Auditing Update Conference --
Sept 27 - 28, 2004 in Denver (Broomfield), CO
- Cover
Me: A Single Audit Update, Jill O'Brien, George Rippey and
Eric Formberg
- Can't
Take My Eyes Off of You: Audit Advisory Committees, David
Cotton, Gila Bronner, John Hummel, and Edward Mazur
- You
Can't Always Get What You Want: Managing in a Constrained
Budget Environment, Sallyanne Harper
- Take
the Money and Run: Recovery Auditing and Reducing Erroneous
Payments, Patricia Gilley
- Follow
the Yellow Book Road: The Yellow Book Update, Jeanette Franzel
- I'd
Love to Change the World: Strategic Directions for the Accountability
Community, Bernice Steinhardt
- I
Can See Clearly Now: Transparency and Foresight in Federal
Accountability, Gene Dodaro and Sallyanne Harper
- Wake
Up Everybody: Yellow Book Independence Standards, James Curry,
Jeffrey Steinhoff and Susan Coffey
- I'm
Into Something Good: GPRA's 10-Year Birthday and the PART
Process, Robert Shea
Oct,
2004
- Accounting
Firm Marketing Forum -- October 21 - 22, 2004 in New York,
NY
- National
Auto Dealership Conference -- October 21 - 22, 2004 in Las
Vegas, NV
- National
Governmental and Not-for-Profit Training Program -- October
25 - 27, 2004 in Las Vegas, NV
- The CPAs'
& CAs' Role in an Aging Society: An Expanded Vision for
Applying ElderCare/PrimePlus in Your Practice -- October
25 - 26, 2004 in Las Vegas, NV
- National
Conference on Credit Unions -- October 27 - 29, 2004 in
Baltimore, MD
- Combating
Identity Theft, Robert Douglas
- Legal
Update, Robert Fenner
- The
Allowance for Loan Losses is a Critical Accounting Policy!,
Mark Taylor
- ALM
Strategies for an Increasing Rate Environment, Greg Hertrich
- Luncheon
Presentation, Ray Chandonnet
- FASB
Update , Ann McIntosh
- Total
Rewards: Cash, Benefits and Culture, Christie Summervill
- Accounting
for Loan Participations, Tom Johnson and Paul Peterson
- ROA
Strategies for 2005, Rick Wieczorek
- Business
Lending , Keith Reynolds
- Hot
Accounting Topics, Sydney Garmong
- ASB
Update , Michael Umscheid
- SAS
99: One Year Later, Michael Umscheid
- Fall Business
& Industry Conference -- October 28 - 30, 2004 in Indian
Wells, CA
Nov,
2004
- National
Conference on Federal Taxes -- November 1- 2, 2004 in Washington,
DC
- National
Business Valuation Conference -- November 7 - 9, 2004 in
Orlando, FL
- National
Healthcare Industry Conference -- November 8 - 9, 2004 in
Las Vegas, NV
- AICPA/IIA
Converging Roles: The New Relationship of Internal and External
Auditing -- November 8 - 9, 2004 in Orlando, FL
- National
Real Estate Conference -- November 8 - 9, 2004 in Indian
Wells, CA
- Critical
Accounting Issues Update, John Lacey
- Cost
Segregation — Alternatives and Approaches, Chris Schnug
- Cost
Savings Techniques in Operations of a Real Estate Business,
Joel Rosenfeld and George Jacobs
- Capital
Markets Update, Dennis P. Yeskey,David Bourne, Richard Fisher,
Thomas R. Sherlock, Dennis M. Williams
- Implementation
of Recent Standards, Sandra Blum and Lawrence Dodyk
- Advanced
Section 1031 Like-Kind Exchanges, Louis Weller and Rob Hannah
- Technology
Tips for Real Estate-Minded CPAs, William C. Fleenor
- Consolidation
of Variable Interest Entities FASB Interpretation No. 46
(FIN 46), Michael Straneva and Roger Johnson
- Aggressive
(Creative/Innovative) Tax Planning with Passive Losses,
Philip J. Holthouse
- CFO
Panel Discussion — Key Accounting & Finance Issues In Today’s
Real Estate Companies, George Yungmann, Michael Coke, Diana
Liang and Bill Hosler
- New
Perspectives on the National Economy, Donald Klepper-Smith
- Controls
and Reporting: The Impact of Sarbanes-Oxley, Nina Tran,
Bill Tomazin, Ron Lester, and Scott Hodgkins
- Opportunities
Created by New Code Section 199: Can the Real Estate Industry
Meet the Challenge?, Howard E. Abrams
- Tax
Aspects of Real Estate Investing Through a Partnership,
Howard E. Abrams
- Fraud
Risk Management, Luc-Andre Odabashian and Joan S. Hobbs
- Maximize
Real Estate Value Through Charitable Giving and Estate Planning,
Douglas Mueller
- Responding
to the Fair Value Reporting Paradigm, Raymond T. Cirz and
George Yungmann
- Accounting
Firm Leadership Forum -- November 15 - 16, 2004 in Orlando,
FL
- The
Future of the Profession and the Effects on Your Firm, James
C. Metzler
- Fundamentals
of Leadership, Stuart R. Levine
- Establishing
Compensation Goals to Support Your Firm’s Strategic Objectives,
Steve Erickson
- How
to Compensate Both High and Low-Performing Partners, Michael
L. Cohen
- Should
You Grow Your Firm Through Mergers & Acquisitions, Harvey
A. Goldstein
- Workload
Management: Alleviating Seasonal and Workload Compression,
Fred E. Shapss
- Alternative
Pricing Strategies: Pricing on Purpose, Ron J. Baker
- Establishing
Profitable Niche Practices, Richard A. Berkowitz
- Creating
a Good to Great Culture in Your Firm — Having the Courage
to Change, Charles L. McGimsey and Michael B. Mountjoy
- Common
Success Characteristics of Great CPA Firms, Allan D. Koltin
- Taking
Advantage of New Growth Opportunities, Jeffrey M. Garrison
and Lyne P. Noella
- Recruiting,
Training and Developing New Talent, Rita Keller
- Accounting
Firm Risk Management, John J. Kenny, Jr.and Joseph A. Wolfe
- Bringing
New Partners Into Your Firm, David H. Abramson
- Everything
Speaks: How Your Web Site, Marketing Materials and Even
Your Receptionist Affect Your Bottom Line, Tracey Segarra
- Forming
Strategic Alliances with Other Accounting Firms, Kevin M.
Poppen
- Creating
and Financing Your Firm’s Succession Plan, Dan L. Goldwasser
- Achieving
Work-Life Balance, Anita F. Baker
- Annual
Conference on the Securities Industry -- November 16 - 17,
2004 in New York, NY
- National
Conference on Banks & Savings Institutions -- November
17 - 19, 2004 in Washington, DC
- The
Amendments to FAS 140, Woody Wallace
- FASB
- Fair Value Project, Ken Marshall
- SEC
Filings Update, Donald Walker and Louise Dorsey
- ASB
Update , Michael Umscheid
- SAS
99: One Year Later, Michael Umscheid
- International
Accounting Standards, Jim Leisenring
- Derivatives
Update , Robert Royall
- Regulatory
Accounting Update, Robert F. Storch
- FASB
Share-Based Payment Project, Tom Koncsics
- Financial
Institution Fraud, Keith Slotter
- Not-For-Profit
Financial Executive Forum -- November 18 - 19, 2004 in San
Francisco, CA
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Dec,
2004
- National
Construction Industry Conference -- December 2 - 3, 2004
in New Orleans, LA
- National
Conference on Current SEC and PCAOB Developments -- December
6 - 8, 2004 in Washington, DC and New York, NY
- Employee
Benefit Plans Accounting, Auditing & Regulatory Update --
December 13 - 14, 2004 in Washington, DC
- Keynote
Presentation , David M. Walker
- EBP
Accounting & Auditing Update, Marilee Lau and Michael
Fitzpatrick
- SAS
99, Debbie Smith
- Independence,
Ethics & Peer Review Update, Susan Coffey
- Audit
Quality Center Update, Ian MacKay and Anita Baker
- Health
& Welfare, Larry Beebe and Alice Wunderlich
- Tax
Update , Kara Getz
- SAS
70 , Michele Weldon
- DOL
Update , Michael Auerbach
- Form
5500 Update, Joe Canary
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Jan,
2005
- National
Personal Financial Planning Technical Conference -- January
10 - 12, 2005 in Fajardo, Puerto Rico
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