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Nov. 26, 2003
Volume 2, No. 46


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Have a safe and happy Thanksgiving holiday!


Something to be thankful for ...

... employment opportunities for future CPAs! See the latest listings of internships and job openings here:
www.tomorrowscpa.org/members/internship.html



Show us your members, we'll show you the money

Accounting associations, Beta Alpha Psi chapters: Register 100 percent of your membership in TCPA and win a cash prize. The deadline has been extended to Dec. 19!


Good news / bad news on job market for 2004

The college Class of 2004 may reap the benefits of an improving job market, but results of a new survey show it's unlikely the better outlook will translate into big starting salary offers.
www.naceweb.org/press/
display.asp?year=2003&prid=181



The biggest accounting firm? Best consult the fine print

Two of the world's largest accounting firms apparently disagree over how they should report their own revenue, and all the glory of being No. 1 may turn on the difference.
http://www.nytimes.com/2003/11/19/
business/19account.html



What do employers really want?

Here is a list of the top skills and values employers seek from job-seekers — along with ideas to incorporate these into your own resume or cover letter.
www.quintcareers.com/job_skills_values.html



SEC accountant praises Sarbanes-Oxley

CEOs and CFOs are taking a much harder look at financial statements, said Scott Taub of the SEC.
www.accountantsworld.com/news/
currnewsyb.aspx?q1=43830275



Fraud and the IT revolution

Forensic technology is growing in importance in safeguarding vital information. Learn more about the latest trends.
www.cfodirect.com/cfopublic.nsf/
0/1CBDD854424EE2B185256DCE005FA293?open
&Highlight=0,forensic%20technology


  Computerized CPA exam pilot under way

More than 80 individuals are getting a first-hand look at the new computerized Uniform CPA Examination by participating in a pilot study that is running through Dec. 5 in New York City.
www.macpa.org/headlines/2003/aicpa111903.htm



CPA Day 2004 set for Jan. 21

The 2004 edition of CPA Day in Annapolis might be the most important one yet, and we need your help more than ever. Set for Jan. 21, the event will focus on a series of legislative issues that are critical to Maryland CPAs. TCPA members are invited — a great networking opportunity!
www.macpa.org/headlines/cpaday04/preview.htm



Yaeger Lambers introduces live CPA review online

The CPA exam review provider says it is offering "a true full motion — both audio and video — CPA Review course. It is just like attending a live classroom." Yaeger Lambers is one of numerous review course companies providing discounts to TCPA members.
www.tomorrowscpa.org/members/cpareview.html



Board chief: Accounting firms must reform

The accounting industry is getting a chance to reform itself, but firms that don't do it willingly will be punished harshly, the head of an independent oversight board says.
www.accountantsworld.com/news/
currnewsyb.aspx?q1=43803488



Special for TCPA members: Tech Conference, Dec. 8

On Monday, Dec. 8, the MACPA is holding its annual Technology Conference at Martin's West — and TCPA members can get in for only $50! This fantastic offer is limited to the FIRST 10 TCPA members who register. Visit the MACPA Web site for details and to register.
www.macpa.org/conferences/tech2003.htm



Happy Thanksgiving from the MACPA!

The entire MACPA team wishes you a safe, healthy and happy Thanksgiving. Read CEO Tom Hood's Thanksgiving message to members here.
www.macpa.org/Enews/Message/


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