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NJCPA survey finds growing concerns over state’s economy
A new survey finds that NJCPA members support key Sherrill initiatives but expect New Jersey's economy and business climate to worsen in 2026.
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.
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.
NJCPA leader: Recruiting a crucial issue facing accounting profession
"We’re trying to dispel myths" about the industry, New Jersey Society of Certified Public Accountants CEO and Executive Director Aiysha Johnson told NJBIZ. "The reality is that opportunities in accounting are endless, with myriad well-paying pathways and specialties. CPAs make an impact on businesses of all sizes, nonprofits, governments, individuals and families."
NJCPA leader talks state of accounting industry: ‘There’s just a lot to be done’
CEO and Executive Director Aiysha (AJ) Johnson has spent her first year in the role meeting with the group's members, who said their top challenges include technology as well as attracting and retaining talent in the industry.
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.
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.
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.
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.
NJCPA’s Thomas announces retirement
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."
NJCPA accepting FoodBank donations
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.
