Alaskan Commercial Fishing: Part I - Catcher Vessels
(229K)  (68 pages) 
Specifically structured around the Alaskan industry but may be used as an outline for commercial fishing industry in other regions.  $39.99 

Alaskan Commercial Fishing: Part II - Processors & Brokers (280K)  (41 pages)
Concentrates on issues to be considered during audit of fish processing plants; larger, vertically integrated organizations; and fish brokers. Specifically capital assets and transactions and foreign related party transactions

Artists and Art Galleries  
(243K)  (42 pages)
Concentrates on use of "third party" contact to prove income since cash can be an integral part of the artist's life-style

Auto Dealerships
(719K)  (211 pages)
Discusses books and records, inventory, after sale financial products and other issues unique to the industry These may include related financial companies, covenant not to compete, advertising associations, etc. 

Bail Bond Industry
(230K)  (45 pages)
Overview of the industry. Provides terminology. Potential issues include gross income, BUF accounts, collateral, etc. 

Beauty and Barber Shops 
(65K)  (34 pages)
Overview of the industry as well as audit techniques on reconstructing income. 

Bed and Breakfasts (226k)  (40 pages)
Discusses potential issues commonly found. Includes: sources of income other than room rental; business vs personal expenses; hobby vs trade or business. 

Business Consultants (ATG) (265K)  (49 pages)
This audit techniques guide is a tool to be used by examiners to assist in identifying frequent and unique issues associated with the business consulting industry. 

Car Wash Industry
(249K)  (91 pages)
Overview of the industry. Potential issues include gross receipts, inventory, depreciation, etc. Discusses various indirect methods for reconstructing gross receipts. 

Commercial Banking 
(701K)  (237 pages)
Overview of the industry. Discusses potential issues and terminology unique to banking. 

Entertainment - Important 1040 Issues
(248K)  (89 pages)
Covers performers, producers, directors, technicians, other workers in the film and recording industries and live performers. Discusses performing for compensation; searching for work; and maintaining skills.