NEWSLETTERS - 2004

Summer 2004 CONTENTS
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  • Reexamining the property tax exemption
  • States’ criteria for charitable organizations
  • GETTING A HANDLE ON BROADBAND
    • Assessing broadband as an economic development strategy
    • Municipal broadband FAQ
    • Broadband access technologies
  • IGFOA online
  • FROM THE ILLINOIS ECONOMIC AND FISCAL COMMISSION: The impact of tax amnesty
  • COMMENTARY: Housing prices
  • FROM THE COMPTROLLER: State revenues from fees
  • INFORMATION SECURITY Part 1: Firewall basics
  • FOCUS ON PERSONNEL: Five reasons people change jobs
  • TRAINING AND EVENTS
    • IGFOA training highlights
    • 2004 IGFOA calendar
  • 2004 IGFOA ANNUAL CONFERENCE IN MOLINE
    • Featured Speaker J. Fred Giertz
    • 2004 IGFOA Sponsoring Associates
Spring 2004 CONTENTS
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  • GASB Statement Number 40, Deposits and Investment Risk Disclosures
  • GASB issues statement on asset impairment and insurance recoveries
  • IML explains ethics statute
  • The Chicago Metro Chapter raised over $850 and toys for the Marine Corps’ Toys for Tots
  • Customer service is all about responding
  • Making the case for a CAFR
  • Save the date for the 2004 IGFOA Annual Conference!
  • Beware of Treasury Circular 230—Muni bonds as tax shelters
  • Non-referendum bonds can be used to pay alternate bonds
  • Introducing SAS 99: New standard addresses fraud risk
  • Impact fees: A vote of confidence for economic growth?
  • Demystifying the taxing world of tax objections, assessment complaints and tax appeals
  • 2004 IGFOA Directory online
  • 2004 IGFOA calendar
  • Statewide salary and benefits database on the way

 

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