“We sought this affiliation to provide our clients with the resources, diverse expertise and wider array of services that Goldstein Lieberman can provide,” said Tony Garbuio, managing partner at Segan and Garbuio.

The accounting and advisory firm is ending 2022 on a big note: expanding its team with an acquisition and moving into a new office in Tinton Falls to accommodate its growth.

Expected to launch in the fourth quarter of 2022, the new site is part of the firm’s expansion plans, which have grown the company to four offices and nearly 240 employees in 10 years.

After more than 20 years as the voice and face of the New Jersey Society of Certified Public Accountants, Executive Director and CEO Ralph Albert Thomas said "it is time to find new frontiers."

One of the many provisions of President Joe Biden’s recently passed Inflation Reduction Act has received a lot of attention: about $80 billion will be allocated to the IRS over a 10-year period, potentially adding 80,000-plus employees to the rolls of everyone’s favorite agency. Will more Internal Revenue Service eyes lead to more tax audits?

The end of December is barreling down for calendar-year business filers, so NJBIZ spoke with some accounting and tax experts to get the latest insights.

A recent survey found that 95% of finance and accounting professionals admit that their organizations’ controllership functions “have more work to do or aren’t progressing quickly enough” to prepare for the future. NJBIZ spoke with some experts to get a sense of what’s going on.

Several firms in New Jersey and one in New York are collecting non-perishable items and monetary gifts for the New Jersey Society of Certified Public Accountants’ 13th annual food drive.

Announced in May, the deal will create a national top-12 accounting and advisory firm with nearly $1 billion in revenue and more than 3,400 associates.

"Joining a firm that has the same goals, the same mindset, the same core values, and a similar culture and approach to high-touch client service is an ideal match,” co-founders David Untracht and Tracey Early said in a joint statement. “Having grown from a firm of four people to a firm of over 150, it is exciting to be taking the next step by joining a firm of 1,600 ... "

Founder Charles Muracco, who will continue as CEO, said the deal is an important first step to enhancing the firm's scale and impact.

L. Jarred Corn's appointment follows news from earlier in the month of a trio of promotions and one new hire at the accounting and management consulting firm.