| The Woman CPA 1990 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| An understanding based alternative to "plain paper prohibitation." (preparing financial statements for privately owned entities without submitting a report)(includes related articles) | Women's issues/gender studies | Gutberlet, Louis G. |
| Audit risk assessment. (includes hypothetical example demonstrating the approach and interrelationships of auditing standards) | Women's issues/gender studies | Konrath, Larry |
| Computer system costs: the rest of the story. | Women's issues/gender studies | Penney, Brian |
| Continuing professional education for CPAs not in public practice: effect on the profession. | Women's issues/gender studies | Sinning, Kathleen E., Dykxhoorn, Hans J. |
| Does gender affect internal auditors' performance? | Women's issues/gender studies | Larkin, Joseph M. |
| Expert systems; an important new technology for accountants. | Women's issues/gender studies | Jancura, Elise G. |
| Governmental accounting: the current and proposed governmental accounting models: a comparison. | Women's issues/gender studies | Bailey, Larry P., Leauby, Bruce |
| Governmental auditing. (auditing standards) | Women's issues/gender studies | Pumphrey, Lela D., Sparks, Karen |
| How to put employee empowerment into practice. | Women's issues/gender studies | Messmer, Max |
| Improving professional quality: three proposals. | Women's issues/gender studies | Ainsworth, Penne |
| In our opinion ... ; a new audit report attempts to close the expectations gap. (analysis of Statement on Auditing Standards No. 58) (includes related article on the auditor's standard report) | Women's issues/gender studies | Thompson, James H., Lehman, Mark W. |
| L. A. accountant? (survey of high school students planning a career in accounting) | Women's issues/gender studies | Bacon, Leonard A., Melcher, Trini U., Greene, Scott |
| Managing work and family: the challenge. (column) | Women's issues/gender studies | Michaels, Bonnie |
| Managing your own assets. (personnel management) | Women's issues/gender studies | Messmer, Max |
| Measuring productivity: a look at what the coal mining industry does. | Women's issues/gender studies | Phillips, Thomas J., Jr., Urbanowicz, Joseph J., Jr. |
| Microcomputers and their effect on auditing. | Women's issues/gender studies | King, Jerry, Lewis, Stanley, Abendschein, Judith |
| New opportunities, new directions. (women in accounting, banking, and finance) | Women's issues/gender studies | Killinger, Lisa |
| New pension laws: problems or solutions? | Women's issues/gender studies | Boyd, Nancy G., Dawkins, Sarah C. |
| 'Perspectives on education' (paper from the chief executive officers of Big Eight firms) | Women's issues/gender studies | Madison, Roland |
| Recent changes in the AICPA Code: what they mean for CPAs and clients. (American Institute of Certified Public Accountants' Code of Professional Conduct) | Women's issues/gender studies | Beets, S. Douglas, Martin, Dale R. |
| SFAS 87: what effect so far? (Statement of Financial Accounting Standards No. 87) | Women's issues/gender studies | Merryman, Mary Ann |
| Should public opinion affect auditing standards? (Canada) | Women's issues/gender studies | Hooks, Karen L., Westerfield, Ellen K. |
| Some empirical evidence on the impact of the AICPA's mandatory continuing education requirements. (American Institute of Certified Public Accountants) | Women's issues/gender studies | Plewa, Franklin J., Boes, Richard F., Ransom, G. Michael, Balsley, Ronald D. |
| The horse activity question: for fun or for profit? | Women's issues/gender studies | Daughtrey, Zoel W., Bunn, Radie, Burckel, Daryl V. |
| The impact of the internal audit function on the auditor's consideration of the internal control structure. | Women's issues/gender studies | Pushkin, Ann B. |
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