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NJBIZ Leads & Data Center: Top accounting firms in New Jersey for 2026
The latest NJBIZ list ranks the top accounting firms in New Jersey by CPA count for 2026, led by EY, Deloitte and KPMG.
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 law expands CPA licensure pathways in New Jersey (updated)
A new New Jersey law expands CPA licensure pathways, easing education requirements and updating practice mobility rules to address the accounting talent shortage.
NJ CPA licensure reform bill awaits signature
New Jersey’s bipartisan reform measure awaits a signature from either Gov. Phil Murphy or Gov.-elect Mikie Sherrill to create new pathways for accountants and update practice mobility rules.
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.
Rowan, WilkinGuttenplan launch CPA apprenticeship
The collaboration is the latest in the state to offer an alternative pathway to complete the 150-credit requirement to obtain licensure.
New Jersey CPAs express concerns over Murphy’s final budget proposal
The new poll from the New Jersey Society of Certified Public Accountants found that 47% of respondents believe the state's economy will "get significantly worse" under the governor's proposed $58.1 billion spending plan.
CPAs prep for a stormy 2025
Accountants and their clients are engaged in a balancing act right now, with the future of many of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act provisions uncertain.
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.
