TABLE OF CONTENTS | JUL-AUG 2004 ISSUE

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Accounting For Aid in Iraq
With one week’s notice, David Pankratz, CGA, was offered the opportunity to spend six months delivering aid in Iraq. He returned to Canada changed by the experience.
By Peggy Homan

Reporting a Going Concern
A recent study indicates that not all businesses note going concern risks in their financial statements.
By Alison Arnot

Portrait

Diversions

Bulletin

Dialogue

Associations

Communiqués

et cetera

Perspective
Facing up to Demographic Realities

News from
CGA-Canada

CGAs Appointed to AcSOC, AcSB

CGA-Canada President and CEO on Speaking Tour

CICA, CMA discuss possible merger

CyberGuide
EPP Options

Standards: Public Sector Initiatives
Not sure what the Public Sector Accounting Board has been up to lately? Here's a brief review of recommendations currently under consideration.

Further Than Figures: You've Got Mail
Some helpful tips on avoiding the pitfalls of electronic mail

Tax Strategy: Shareholder Agreements
Tax consequences of shareholder agreements

Tax Forum: Art Flip Schemes
Savvy investors are well advised to be aware of art flip schemes, which can end up costing much more than the tax savings they promise.

Reflections: Letter from the President
This is the inaugural note from the President and CEO of CGA-Canada. This column will become a standard feature of CGA Magazine.

TABLE OF CONTENTS | JUL-AUG 2004 ISSUE

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