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Artificial intelligence is making financial statement fraud more sophisticated. Learn how emerging AI risks are changing the audit landscape and why CPAs need new approaches to identify and respond to increasingly optimized fraud.

The conditions driving margin pressure in the construction industry are not likely to ease in the near term. The gap between when work is priced and when it is delivered continues to create real exposure.

We asked accounting and finance professionals in the small firm/sole practitioner space and those with small-firm and sole practitioner clients what’s working and what their current challenges are. Despite limited resources, this environment holds many competitive advantages.

Accounting and finance professionals gathered at the 2026 NJCPA Convention & Expo in Atlantic City from June 16 to 19 to hear a variety of perspectives on how to transform their practice, organization or self to the next level.

NJCPA members can now take advantage of exclusive educational benefits through Rutgers School of Business–Camden, including tuition scholarships, admissions support and discounts on professional certificate programs.

The AICPA, in collaboration with state CPA societies, has launched the CPA Trust campaign to raise awareness of the expertise, ethics and trust that distinguish CPAs. The national initiative includes advertising, digital storytelling and resources that help reinforce the value of the CPA profession and encourage members to share the message in their communities.

AI-driven innovation, and an increasingly complex tax environment present both challenges and opportunities for life sciences companies. Coordinated tax planning helps manage risk.

Reputation is no longer optional. It is the foundation of sustainable success. If your firm still relies primarily on word-of-mouth referrals, now is the time to expand your approach.

The 3 to 5% of CPAs who are already having a conversation about transition planning with their clients aren’t just better advisors. They’re building different practices entirely.

Employers should recognize that plan audits are more than a simple compliance exercise to satisfy regulatory requirements. Instead, they should be viewed as a core function of responsible governance.