September 11, 2008

Publisher's Note Senator Barack Obama totes a BlackBerry and is occasionally observed listening to his iPod. By contrast, Senator John McCain makes light of his own lack of tech savvy. But does computer literacy really benefit a president? Columnist Lee Gomes suggests a commander-in-chief should spend about 20 minutes a day online, but not more than that. Gomes writes, "With the world at his beck and call, a president is one of the few people lucky enough to be able to learn more off-line than he would chained to a keyboard." What's your opinion? People certainly sounded off to my comments last Thursday about voice mails. Here are a few comments. Many others wrote directly to me, but did not want their comments published, which we always respect. Rob Nance Publisher AccountingWEB, Inc. publisher@accountingweb.com Obama, McCain, and the 21st Century The Answer to the Question - I'm Worried About All Of The Money I Have In The Bank, What Should I Do? Do You Really Understand the Venture Capital Terms - or Are You Just Afraid to Ask? WOW! Free Microsoft Software Featured Jobs Assistant Controller Canon Communications Los Angeles, California Staff Accountant Mullen, Sondberg, Wimbish & Stone, PA Annapolis, Maryland Archives Visit AccountingWEB's complete archives by following the links below: E-Newsletters, Supplements, and Audio Features

Top News IRS rules would require NFL to disclose football player salaries It's a simple concept. If you operate a tax exempt agency, you follow the established rules for nonprofits. One of the newer regulations governing nonprofits is that, in the interest of transparency, consistency and full disclosure, nonprofits must reveal the salaries of their key personnel as well as business dealings between the agency's officers, trustees and staff. more >> CaseWare IDEA Inc. will take action against SEC for infringement of trademark rights IRS exceeds military hiring goal Student News American accounting student wins international poker tournament Student loans might be a top concern for many of today's college students, but poker is on the mind of one student who took home the top prize, about $450,000, in last week's Asia pacific Poker Tour, Asia's largest ever poker tournament. more >> KPMG and AAA survey professors on IFRS in accounting curricula Accounting firm provides students with one-stop job search Web site Firm/State News Atlanta accounting firm reaches out locally and globally With 28 employees, Kirschner & Associates, P.C., in the Atlanta area might seem small, which makes the impact they are having on their community and the world beyond even more remarkable. more >> Illinois accounting firm launches new management model, names CEO and director Accurate Bookkeeping celebrates second anniversary Questions & Advice Form 5471 SubPart F Income-Foreign Owned company Please provide guidance. A US "S" corporation owns 100% of foreign company. Foreign company has no US source income. Does the fact that the US corp is an "S" corporation mandate the US company to "pass through" the net income of the foreign company as SubPart F income? Share your suggestions today! Internal audit in small and private enterprises To what extent is internal audit in small and private enterprises effective? Add your input!

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