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A Gentleman Drunk is a story about recovery from alcoholism. Although I drank for 40 years I never outwardly showed any signs of alcoholic behavior. Then all of a sudden, at 2:00 a.m. on 3rd Avenue in New York City, the police found me in a gutter clinging onto life. This is my story on how I survived, despite often seemingly insurmountable obstacles and challenges, in order to conquer the debilitating effects of alcoholism.
Chapter 1 (1951-1969)
Growing Up in New Jersey
Where do I begin? It’s hard to remember. I know I’ve blocked out a lot. My therapist tells me that I do not want to remember because it hurts too much.
I was born in 1951, and my sister was born in 1953. We grew up in a New Jersey suburb made up mostly of Jewish families. I remember Dad telling me that he changed our family name because he thought people discriminated against Jews.
In order to prove himself, Dad raised money from his Wall Street friends and built one of our town’s first temples to accommodate | |  | | The Future Of Equipment Leasing
The Future of Equipment Leasing
by
Jeffrey Taylor
Table of Contents
(c)2006 All Rights Reserved
A Brief History of Equipment Leasing
Leasing's Most Innovative Products
FASB 13
Footnotes and Disclosures
The Unconsolidated Orphan
Auditors Lose Their Way
Avoiding Income Taxes
September 11, 2001
Enron’s Descent Into Hell
Sarbanes-Oxley
FASB and PCAOB
Accounting Crimes In The News
CEO Entrenchment
Forensic Accountants
Fighting Corporate Crime
The Future of Equipment Leasing
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H3>The Future of Equipment LeasingBR>ByBR>Jeffrey TaylorBR>BR>INTRODUCTIONBR>BR>For twenty-five years, I educated more than 20,000 equipment leasing professionals in the U.S., Australia, Canada, Hong Kong, Ireland, Italy, Korea, Kuwait, Malta, Mexico, Nigeria, Portugal, Singapore and the U.K. By most standards, I am a world expert on the subject. Although I prefer Google, Yahoo and MSN, pick any search engine you want. Type in the phrase, “FASB 13” or “lease accounting” and one of my websites will show up on the first page.BR>BR>Since 1981, I promoted and ag |
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