Vol. 5 No. 2, February 2007

Expanding Your Knowledge While Conserving Your Time.

Vol. 5 No. 2, February 2007

We are pleased to present this sample of the February issue of CPA Leadership Report. It is a digest of the best management and leadership articles from virtually all publications serving the accounting profession.

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“Not everything that counts can be counted, and not everything that can be counted counts." Albert Einstein.

Contents

Selling an Accounting Firm—The State of the Market and the Best Exit Strategies Accounting Today*
How to Find a Merger Candidate Partner’s Report
Why Women are Not Advancing More Quickly in the Accounting Profession CPA Practice Management Forum
How Women Can Exploit Opportunities for Advancement Insight*
CPA Firms on Fortune’s “100 Best Companies to Work For”—How They Made It Public Accounting Report
The CPA’s New Relationship With the Client Accounting Today
The Technology Function Must be Managed Accounting Today
Salary Guide for 2007 Partner’s Report
Advice from Successful MPs Inside Public Accounting
Expansion of the Role of Firm Administrator Practical Accountant
146 Ideas for Practice Improvement Rainmaker Best Practices Special Report
How to Charge for Tax Preparation Inside Public Accounting
Management Projects You Must Implement in 2007 CPA Insider
Recruitment, Internship, and Mentoring—Crucial for All Size Firms Insight
How to Create a Records Management Plan The CPA Journal

Financial Services—Configuring the Practice Journal of Accountancy

Why You are Not Getting Referrals from Clients Rain Today
What are the Most Popular Marketing Vehicles? CPA Trendlines
Branding—What Does it Really Mean? CPA Practice Management Forum
Developing New Business for a Niche AOMAR

Tax Preparation Outsourcing—What, Why, and Where is it Headed? AccountingWeb