Sarbanes-Oxley Compliance Journal


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Conference

CCH TeamMate User Forum 2009

The CCH TeamMate User Forum 2009 for auditing professionals, focused on Innovations in Audit Management, will be held August 16 -18, 2009, at the JW Marriott Orlando, Grande Lakes in Orlando, Fla.

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Editor's Bookshelf

XBRL for Dummies

With the recent mandate by the Securities and Exchange Commission regarding the application of XBRL, knowing how to use this business reporting language is now a primary business imperative.

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Management Should Revisit Going Concern Issues on a Regular Basis
Catherine Bromilow
Partner, Corporate Governance Group
PWC

Companies that did not make going concern disclosures in their year-end financial reporting can’t just call it a day, according to the first edition of a new quarterly newsletter from PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP (PwC) entitled, “To the Point: Current Issues for Boards of Directors.”

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News
>	Reduce Tax Resources by 65 Percent
>	Constantly Monitor and Control Millions of Outgoing Emails
>	EthicsPoint Establishes Fund for Ethics Research at The University of Arizona
>	South Central and West South Central Regions Most Optimistic About Financial Hiring
>	First Secure, Then Compliant
>	State of the Internal Audit Profession Study 2009
>	Managing Investigative Due Diligence In Acquisitions
>	Next Generation Computing and Enable Customers to Benefit from the Cloud OS
>	Financial Districts Airspace Reveals Wi-Fi Security Risks
>	New Federated Master Appliance
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Features
>	Testimony Before the Subcommittee on Financial Services and General Government
>	Special Challenges Facing Government Agencies as They Work to Combat Insider IT Security Threats
>	The United States and China, Cooperating for Recovery and Growth
>	This Day Has Been A Long Time Coming
>	SEC Chairman Statement at Treasury Department Press Briefing on OTC Derivatives
>	Is P2P Changing How You Prepare For A Security Audit?
>	Companies Anticipate New Operational Risks In Uncertain Economy
>	Strengthening the SEC’s Vital Enforcement Responsibilities
>	Pelosi Statement on House Passage of Anti-Fraud Legislation and Bipartisan Financial Markets Commission
>	Crashing Cars and Firewall Management
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Secretary of the Treasury Timothy Geithner For The Supervisory Capital Assessment Program: Overview of Results
Tim Geithner
Treasury Secretary
US Department of the Treasury

On May 7, 2009 , the Federal Reserve and the national banking agencies released the results of the stress tests - the most comprehensive, forward looking review of our nation's largest banks ever undertaken.

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People in the News
Steve Urcia Joins Capital Forensics
Steve Urcia Capital Forensics	Capital Forensics, Inc. added Steve Urcia to expand the firm’s roster of experts supporting arbitration cases for the securities industry. read more >
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Solutions

Compliance: Burden or Benefit?

In recent years, trust in corporations has been profoundly shaken by startling revelations of poor compliance.

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