| CA Magazine 1992 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Accounting as a soap opera. (views of a successful accountant) | Business | |
| Accounting for Canada: the problems facing the profession cannot be separated from those facing the country. | Business | Ken Gunning |
| Accounting for quality. (total quality management) | Business | Michael Stanleigh |
| Accounting with a conscience. (Ethics) | Business | Anderson, Robert (American businessman and engineer) |
| A critical decision. (Canada's economic and political future) (Editorial) | Business | Peter Held |
| Adding value to VFM audits. (guidelines on conducting value-for-money auditing in Canada) | Business | Joy Keenan |
| A hardware primer: how much computer do you really need? (Information Technology) | Business | Issie Rabinovitch |
| Air traffic controller. (Canadian Airlines International Ltd. and PWA Corp. Chief Executive Officer Rhys Eyton) | Business | Jane Antoniak |
| A new grip on internal control: auditors will soon be required to gain an understanding of internal control for planning purposes on each and every audit. (Studies & Standards) | Business | Ronald R. Johnston |
| A package full of miracles? (Fairness Package legislation) | Business | D. Larraine Andrews |
| Apocalypse no! (a chartered accountant's vision of the future as it affects the practice of accounting) | Business | James Sylph |
| A question of credibility. (audit sample testing) | Business | John P. Wendell |
| Are you listening? (need for accountants to cultivate the ability to listen to their clients) | Business | Lorne Ellingson |
| A segmented picture. (company segment disclosures) (Studies & Standards) | Business | John M. Boersema, Susan J. VanWeelden |
| A study in green. (environmental auditing) | Business | Randy Billing, Allan Willis |
| Award-winning style. (CA magazine wins honors in Kenneth R. Wilson Memorial Awards) | Business | |
| Back from the brink. (recovery from bankruptcy) (Insolvency) | Business | Jerry Zeidenberg |
| Bank reports win high marks. (best rating for 1991 yearly reports of Royal Bank of Canada and Bank of Montreal) | Business | |
| Beyond club med. (trade relations between Canada and Mexico)(includes related article) | Business | Douglas Bell |
| Brave new reporting. (audit reporting) | Business | John Jackson |
| Building bridges challenges CAAA. (Canadian Academic Accounting Association) | Business | Jane Allan Litchfield |
| Business adviser editor targets nonspecialists. (Ray Mack) | Business | |
| Business plans you can take to the bank. (guide in preparing business plans for small business owners)(includes related articles) | Business | Jean Legault |
| CAATS it if you can. (Computer-assisted audit technique) | Business | Rodney J.N. Gascoyne |
| CA 'free trade' makes progress. (reciprocal recognition of chartered accountants and certified public accountants in Canada and the U.S.) | Business | |
| Canada reclaims money from Cuba. | Business | |
| Canada's top cop. (Solicitor General Doug Lewis)(includes related article) | Business | Jane Antoniak, Sam Shahabuddin, Steven T. Tabac |
| Canadian CA elected president of IAA. (chartered accountant Robert Gowan, Interamerican Accounting Association) | Business | |
| Carol Loughrey to be CICA chair in 1994. (Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants) | Business | |
| Cheap tricks: a low-budget guide to higher productivity. (Information Technology) | Business | Robert D. Munro |
| Competitiveness linked to quality. | Business | |
| Concealed clues challenge CAs. (chartered accountants; crossword puzzles) | Business | |
| Constitutional cocktail: before we can toast a new constitution, we must learn to like each other. (constitutional change in Canada) | Business | Graham Fraser |
| Costing the gold watch. (pension funds) | Business | Thomas W. Scott |
| Costs and the collective good. (need for nonprofit organizations to follow a standardized accounting procedure) | Business | Thomas H. Beechy, Brenda J. Zimmerman |
| Creature from the green lagoon: the long arm of environmental law reaches out in unexpected ways. (business corporations and environmental liabilities) (Business Valuation) | Business | Stephen R. Cole, Ian Blue, Pamela Meneguzzi |
| Delivering the goods on opinion shopping. (Auditing Standards Board) | Business | Ronald R. Johnston |
| Demystifying the Emerging Issues Committee. | Business | Heather Baker |
| Dispelling the storybook myth. (call for improved quality of corporate annual reports) | Business | Gerald D. Trites, J. Paul-Emile Roy |
| Downside protection. (allowable business investment loss rules) (Taxation) | Business | Geoff Brookes, Bill Vienneau |
| East side story. (exodus of chartered accountants to East Germany) | Business | Gerald Lipman |
| Enhancing the exemption: how to make sure small business corporation shares qualify. (subchapter S corporation share rulings) | Business | Steven Peters |
| En route to online filing. (filing for tax returns) | Business | Mike Malazdrewicz |
| ESOPs changes the rules. (Employee Share Ownership Plans) | Business | Richard M. Wise, Line Racette, Perry Phillips |
| Fear of forecasting. (economic forecasting) | Business | Michael Cote |
| Finding the right match. (accounting nonprofit organizations' contributions) (Studies & Standards) | Business | Cally Hunt |
| First Alberta student to win UFE gold. (Barry Remai; Governor General's Gold Medal on the Uniform Final Examination) | Business | |
| From committee to board. (the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants' Accounting Standards Committee; Accounting Standards Board) | Business | John H. Denman |
| Great expectations. (microcomputer industry in 1992) (Industry Overview) | Business | Michael A. Malazdrewicz |
| Health care takes a checkup. (Queen Elizabeth Hospital adopts Canadian Comprehensive Auditing Foundation's approach to effectiveness reporting)(includes related article) | Business | Clifford Nordal |
| Heroes without a clause. (the role of corporate trustees) | Business | Peter P. Farkas |
| Hidden treasures: are you using the information you already have? (Information Technology) | Business | Michael A. Malazdrewicz |
| Hot-potato cleanup. (environmental liability) (Law) | Business | Jean Piette |
| Intelligent cost-cutting. (management of corporate reorganizations) (Cover Story) | Business | J. Gordon Flatt |
| Johnny O wins Walter J. ('The Final Accounting of Johnny O,' Walter J. Macdonald best English language feature) | Business | |
| Let's go to the movies. (film and video investment planning) (Personal Financial Planning) | Business | Malcolm Silver |
| Letter from Moscow. (certified accountants in Moscow, Russia) | Business | Eugene Tenenbaum |
| Levelling the playing field. (Ontario Securities Commission's final version of policies on capital market transactions) | Business | Stephen H. Halperin |
| Light, liberty and learning. (nature and quality of accounting education) | Business | George J. Murphy |
| McCorquodale Dundee. (accountant Paul McCorquodale leads hockey team to bronze finish) (People) | Business | Paul McLaughlin |
| Mind over matter: how current accounting practices hobble innovative companies. | Business | Beverley A. Brennan |
| More deliberations from EIC. (Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants' Emerging Issues Committee) | Business | |
| More views from EIC. (Emerging Issues Committee of the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants) | Business | |
| New AG accentuates the positive. (Canada's auditor general Denis Desautels' annual report) | Business | Frank Geofreda |
| New standard-setting chairs. (Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants) | Business | |
| Nonprofits get their audit. (Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants task force audit proposals for nonprofit organizations) | Business | Rejean Blanchette, Christine Montanat |
| One step ahead of the law. (environmental legislation) | Business | Stephen R. Cole, Ian Blue, Pamela Meneguzzi |
| Online intelligence. (includes related article on Canadian and other databases) (Information Technology) | Business | J.A. Carroll |
| OSC clamps down on income statements. (Ontario Securities Commission's elaboration of rules on financial statements reporting) | Business | |
| OSC looks for "stretched" rules. (Ontario Securities Commission) | Business | |
| Other people's money. (Canadian capital investments) | Business | Gordon R. Sharwood |
| Paper jam. (electronic financial reporting) | Business | Don Sheehy |
| Parental guidance. (financial planning) | Business | Francine Moskowitz, Robert Moskowitz |
| Practice in a positive light. (positive accounting theory) (Education) | Business | Lawrence A. Boland, Irene M. Gordon |
| Required reading. (Member's Handbook for chartered accountants in Canada) | Business | Ken Gunning |
| Retrospective tax legislation draws fire. | Business | |
| Rhetoric and reality: corporate codes of conduct are of little use unless action follows words. | Business | Terry Thompson |
| Secrets of Power Presentations. | Business | |
| See the spot hedge: time for Revenue Canada to catch up with accounting practice. (Taxation) | Business | Paul T. Farrelly |
| Shut up and listen. (listening as a tool in easier accountant-client relations) | Business | Robert J. Kerr |
| So far, so good: in 1990 the CICA's information technology task force challenged CAs to embrace the information era. The message seems to be sinking in. (Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants; chartered accountants) (Information Technology) | Business | Donald A. Brown |
| Software shake-up. (innovative accounting software products from different manufacturers) (Industry Overview) | Business | Tom Dagenais |
| Store wars. (surviving in competition in the retailing industry) (Cover Story) | Business | Jerry Amernic |
| Stress inc. (job stress) | Business | Jan Matthews |
| Tales from the vault. (Bank of Nova Scotia Pres., Vice-Chairman and CEO Peter Godsoe) (Celebrity CAs) | Business | Cathy Hilborn |
| Terms of Endearment: Quebec and the rest of the country approach constitutional change from very different starting points. | Business | Pierre S. Pettigrew |
| The CICA is on the move. (Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants) | Business | |
| The legislative legacy. (Canada's Bankruptcy Act; includes related articles) (Insolvency) | Business | Geoffrey Morawetz, Keith Collins |
| The loan arrangers. (accounting for government lending) | Business | Martha Jones |
| The mouse that roared. (graphical user interfaces) (Information Technology) | Business | Paul DeLottinville |
| The onus issue: who carries the burden of proof in an income tax appeal? (Income War Tax Act of 1948) (Taxation) | Business | Paul Festeryga |
| The players. (largest accounting firms in insolvency practice; Tabular data only) (Insolvency) (Directory) | Business | |
| The strategy of control. (accounting controls in business management) | Business | Robert L. Simons |
| The withholding tax trap. | Business | William M. Smith, James Grundy |
| Three styles of rule. (theories on history of accounting regulations) (Education) | Business | Alan J. Richardson, Bruce J. McConomy |
| Tools for the absence of rules. (ethics and accounting) (Ethics) | Business | David Selley |
| Topping up your pension plan. (tax deductions on retirement incomes) | Business | James A. Matheson |
| Tracking your IT investment. (Information Technology) | Business | Lois Morrison Tullo |
| Tuning our instruments: two members of the FASB's financial instruments project compare US practices to a recent CICA exposure draft on the same subject. (Financial Accounting Standards Board; Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants) (Studies & Standards) | Business | Jeannot Blanchet, Raymond E. Perry |
| UFE syllabus changes enacted. (uniform final examination) | Business | Leo T. Gallant, Ken M. Krauss |
| University of Waterloo hosts auditing symposium. | Business | |
| Use your home to stay at home. (reverse mortgage for retired homeowners) | Business | Paul S. Tyers |
| US survey shows opposition to fair market value accounting. | Business | |
| We've come a long way. (Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants President Ken Fincham) (Editorial) | Business | Ken Fincham |
| What constitutes reasonable care? (Bata Industries Ltd. found guilty in 'reasonable care' case) | Business | Dorothy Duplessis, Barbara Trenholm |
| When the going gets tough. (includes vocabulary of insolvency) (Insolvency) | Business | Richard M. Harris |
| When the mortgage debtor defaults. (remedies available to mortgage lenders) | Business | Norman M. Fera |
| Who's calling the shots? (the role of Canadian corporate management) | Business | John S. McCallum |
| Whose software is it, anyway? (owned by foreclosed companies) (Information Technology) | Business | Donald M. Little |
| Who sets the standard? What happens when a court decides to put a whole profession on trial? (Law) | Business | Paul Prosterman |
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