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NJCPA names Deloitte’s Lovasz president for 2026-27
Longtime member and Deloitte Managing Director Christopher Lovasz will succeed John Szczomak in the role.
New Jersey’s new CPA licensure pathway law takes effect
The new CPA licensure legislation adds additional routes to a career in the profession, with bachelor’s degree, work experience and CPA exam.
Geltrude turns lessons from his dogs into business book
"America's Accountant" Dan Geltrude shares lessons with NJBIZ inspired by Apollo and Annie from his new publication blending personal insight with leadership.
CPA firms tackle accountant shortage with new strategies
Agencies such as Wiss, Grassi and Goldstein Lieberman are using AI, ESOPs and creative recruiting to attract talent.
Ernst & Young leads list of accounting firms by CPAs in NJ
With 689 Certified Public Accountants in state, the global company tops the latest ranking of accounting firms, based on the number of professionals in New Jersey.
Presenting the 2025 NJBIZ Finance Power List
The honorees in this compilation have demonstrated exceptional abilities in a wide array of financial services – from auditing and tax to investment banking to finance-related IT assistance.
NJCPA names Szczomak president, targets CPA pipeline
Succeeding WilkinGuttenplan Principal June Toth, Smolin, Lupin & Co. member John Szczomak plans to focus on CPA pipeline challenges and more during his term.
Legislation offers new path to CPA licensure in NJ
The new bill "is a significant step in removing unnecessary obstacles to become a CPA in NJ," Dan Geltrude, founder of Nutley’s Geltrude & Co., told NJBIZ.
During tax season, efficiency is a top priority for CPA firms
Time management is a top issue for accounting and tax professionals, followed by concerns about racing against the clock and an industrywide talent shortage, according to a recent survey. We spoke with local pros to see how they’re handling the situation.
New NJCPA survey examines state, national economic conditions
More than 50% of respondents said they advised a New Jersey-based business client to consider relocation due to the high cost of doing business, according to findings from the New Jersey Society of Certified Public Accountants.
NJCPA holds inaugural event for college accounting students
Accelerating Scholars in Accounting, which took place at the organization's Roseland offices, featured interactive discussions about the profession and becoming a CPA.
Baby-boomer CPAs scout out next generation of leaders
Facing a shortage of qualified accountants, an increasing number of firms are staring at a potential succession crisis. However, some started planning decades ago and managed to avoid the demographic time bomb.
