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The Missouri Society of CPAs is happy to introduce our very
first blog! A blog (short for weblog) is an online
journal that is frequently updated and intended for general public
consumption. Blogs are defined by their format: a series of entries posted to
a single page in reverse-chronological order. Blogs generally represent
the personality of the author or reflect the purpose of the website that
hosts the blog. As you know, blogs have become a hugely popular and successful
means of communicating among professions and groups. The society fully
anticipates that as participation grows on our blog, it will splinter off
into a number of blogs that will be specific to disciplines within the
profession or facets of our society. Bookmark it, subscribe to it, and let MSCPA know what you
think!
> May 2008 Ethics Exam Review Workshops Scheduled! Take
advantage of this opportunity to complete the ethics exam in a group setting!
As an MSCPA member, you can attend this workshop at no charge!
Register _______________________________________________________________
www.accountemps.com/...
> MSCPA
Young Professionals Poll Results
In the
last poll, MSCPA asked you to gauge the size of the issue of the generation
gap in your organization. Your results are as follows: The
generation gap is an issue, but we're working together to minimize it. The
generation gap is a small issue in my organization.
26%
The
generation gap is not an issue in my organization.
21%
The
differences are there, and they are not getting better. ___________________________________________________________________ > What's Ahead for
Volunteering, Flextime and Working Moms New work patterns are emerging, driven in
part by a new generation of young ___________________________________________________________________
Worthwhile
Small Business Technologies
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TRY THIS POLL! Take the weekly ________________________________ CPE 2008 For Young CPAs
Provided
by the MSCPA Information Technology Committee In Excel, Moving and Copying Graphics Objects To move
an object, click on one of the lines that make up the object. You should see
small boxes (handles) appear around the edges of the object. When the handles
appear, point to one of the lines in the object--do not point to the handles. To view recently archived issues of “Technology Tip of the Week,” go to:http://www.mocpa.org/techtips.html
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