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Governor Murphy’s push to legalize cannabis in New Jersey will include many regulatory changes and with those changes come new guidelines that New Jersey businesses will have to abide by. Join us for a discussion on a cannabis-related regulatory update tailored to the Garden State.

A typical NJ Division of Taxation business field audit generally includes audits of the taxpayer's CBT returns, GIT-ER returns and a host of other tax returns. This webinar will focus primarily on the Sales & Use Tax aspects of the field audit.

Maintaining a work-life balance is very important; it is also important to have various outlets that help to manage stress when times get tough. Here's how.

Tax season is busy, so preparing for it now will reduce the stress experienced January through April and help reduce exposure to professional liability risk. Pre-tax-season training of personnel and proactive review of administrative procedures will improve efficiency through April 15 and beyond.

In response to new federal limitations for pass-through entities, many state tax policy makers are proposing, and several state legislatures have enacted, various approaches to assist their taxpayers in mitigating this new limitation on the federal income tax deduction for state and local taxes.

As more accounting firms have well-designed websites, integrated blogs, a social media presence, pay-per-click advertising, retargeting advertising and reputation management, it becomes more competitive to dominate the online lead generation game. Find out how using website strategies.

I am indeed thankful to be selected as one of the recipients of the NJCPA Scholarship Awards for the 2018/19 academic year. Here are some impacts it has had on my education.

Because of last year’s Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, fewer taxpayers will use itemized deductions. Although this could mean a reduction in charitable giving, your nonprofit client may have options for mitigating any potential revenue loss.

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 Emerging Technologies Interest Group is a new community of NJCPA members intent on sharing and sharpening their knowledge of current and emerging technologies.

Join the NJCPA Women's Leadership Forum, a new online community for peer-to-peer support, networking and communication for female NJCPA members.