Celebrating its 14th year, this comprehensive conference will provide professionals with the knowledge to navigate the intricacies of the New Jersey state tax system. Learn tips and tricks to exceed the expectations of your clients.

The accounting profession is rapidly changing due to technology, regulation and the business climate. As a CPA or financial professional, it is imperative that you know where the profession is headed so you can make the necessary changes to be ready for the future.

Want reduced stress, better work-life balance and increased productivity this busy season? This webinar will provide benchmarks and strategies for getting the most out of busy season.

In order to comply with IRC Sec. 83(i), a company will need to monitor both its own eligibility to offer employees an IRC Sec. 83(i) deferral as an eligible corporation and the eligibility of the employees receiving grants of stock options or RSU to be considered qualified employees for purposes of IRC Sec. 83(i).

Accounting professionals, adjunct professors and full-time teachers — at both the high school and college levels — discussed the need for coursework and the CPA Exam to be more relevant to aspiring CPAs at the NJCPA Accounting Educators Workshop on Nov 8.

Ever-changing legislation has created a regulatory landscape that can create challenges for businesses. Learn what you need to know about the new overtime rule, paid leave, minimum wage, sexual harassment and immigration.

As much as accountants rely upon the numbers, even the best calculated plans can be derailed by the unpredictable. This is why it’s important to educate staff and their families about being prepared for life’s unexpected events.

Many CPAs and advisors offer succession planning services to their clients. A problem is that most of our clients that should have some plans do not want to spend the fees necessary to have any sort of a plan; but if they still own the business when they die, they will leave a massive mess for their family. Here are some tips to help guide them.

Philanthropy relationships between a firm and the community establish camaraderie among staff and create goodwill with clients. It is also a great way to raise a firm’s profile within the local town and the business community at large. Here are some tips to get started.

The NJCPA has partnered with Junior Achievement, a financial education association, for a volunteer day at their Edison location on Wednesday, Dec. 11. The program is called "BizTown" and helps to promote financial literacy with a group 5th and 6th grade students. Volunteers help facilitate a day of fun in a simulated community, where students run businesses, earn paychecks and create an economy.

Each year, the NJCPA Scholarship Fund grants four-year scholarships to high school seniors and one-year scholarships to college juniors and seniors. Help make these awards possible by signing up to read essays or interview candidates.

The NJCPA is looking for members interested in attending and moderating seminars at a discounted registration fee.