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NJCPA leaders plan for the future of 125-year-old organization
Since its beginnings, the New Jersey Society of Certified Public Accountants has grown into an organization with more than 13,000 members that it supports in a variety of ways, such as advocacy, educational resources, access to shared knowledge, and groups and committees that serve their interests.
NJCPA marks 125 years serving Garden State accounting industry
"There is a lot of future in front of this profession,” Alan Sobel, managing principal of the New Jersey offices of CLA and past society president, said during a roundtable discussion with NJBIZ that explored the past as well as what lies ahead for the organization.
Seton Hall’s new master’s curriculum offers ‘cutting-edge’ accounting skills
The program from the Stillman School of Business will include in-person or remote learning opportunities for recent graduates, as well as experienced professionals, looking to enhance their knowledge in the evolving field in areas including: data analytics, business intelligence, and database management and enterprise systems,
NJCPA CEO opens up about accounting industry’s issues
"Everyone’s invested in the future of the profession," Aiysha Johnson told NJBIZ. "But they’re also concerned about the pipeline, attracting new people to come into accounting. Unfortunately, there are no fast answers. We have to start with students to create an awareness of the profession."
Accountants share last-minute tax tips
In an effort to dull the pain and, possibly, reduce the bite of federal and state taxes, NJBIZ asked some CPAs for last-minute tips.
NJBIZ Conversations: Gina Perrone
The senior tax manager at Sax LLP talks about what's going on with the IRS and the employee retention tax credit.
Withum, Seton Hall launch ‘Work for Credit’ CPA pathway
"Our goal is to use this experiential leaning program to help break accounting stereotypes, enable students to get a taste of what the profession truly is about and highlight the value of this profession as an exciting career," said Pat Walsh, managing partner and CEO of Withum.
NJ CPAs split over state’s economic outlook
There was increased optimism over 2022, according to the results of the New Jersey Society of Certified Public Accountants survey, which also explored the cost of doing business in the Garden State; industry challenges; and more.
Smolin makes key leadership changes
After 20 years as managing member, Ted Dudek has stepped down. The Fairfield-based accounting firm also named a new CEO and chief operating officer.
NJBIZ’s 2023 Accounting Firms list reflects changes in the field
Facing challenges that will determine the shape of the field moving forward, companies are looking for ways to future-proof their success.
NJCPA leaders gather to break barriers, find new opportunities
The New Jersey Society of Certified Public Accountants' convention in Atlantic City brought together the industry to talk about trends and challenges, taxes, cybersecurity, emerging technology, policy issues, potential solutions, the Work for Credit pilot program and more.
Marcum’s McCarthy & Co. combination expands NJ footprint
The move brings the national accounting and advisory firm's Garden State office count to six.
