NEWSLETTERS - 2006

Summer 2006 CONTENTS
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    • IGFOA Conference 2006
      • Keynote: The Ethics Guy
      • Seminars within a Conference
      • Leadership Dialogue
      • Advanced Governmental Accounting
    • Characteristics of highly rated credits
    • Utilities: Project Lightspeed franchise considerations
    • Understanding wireless communications
    • What the CPA designation really means
    • Links for CPAs
    • CPA criteria
    • Assistants and Professional Staff Network
    • Getting your IGFOA emails
    • New TARC online resources
    • New at the Resource Database
    • Public Finance Law Seminar
    • Housing & transportation affordability index
    • IGFOA Calendar of events
Winter 2006 CONTENTS
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    • The connections between economic development and land taxation
    • Sales tax: A tale of two cities: Point of acceptance in St. Charles and Carol Stream
    • New statute gives utilities increased rights over bankrupt users
    • Info security--Part 4 in a 4-part series: Security Administration
    • IGFOA Executive Board Meeting highlights
    • Recognizing contributions to IGFOA in Oct./Nov.
    • Career Development seminars draw raves
    • Downstate IGFOA Winter Meeting and Training
    • Updates at www.igfoa.org
    • Chapter officers update
    • Welcome to the IGFOA Executive Board
    • 2006 IGFOA calendar
    • 100th GFOA Conference in Montreal May 7-10
   
 
   

 

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