New Jersey Senate President Steve Sweeney is one of the state’s top legislative leaders. His New Jersey Economic and Fiscal Policy Workgroup worked to devise innovative solutions to fix New Jersey, culminating in the Path to Progress report that made recommendations about the state’s pension crisis, state and local tax structure, and shared services.

Hear from Senator Sweeney about his views on issues affecting New Jersey and what Trenton is doing to address the challenges.

The Multistate Tax Conference will give practitioners the tools they need to navigate the upcoming tax season. Look forward to important updates from the New Jersey Division of Taxation, States’ reactions to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, effects of the recent SD V. Wayfair ruling, and the tax implications of cryptocurrencies.

Please join us for a discussion that will feature two prominent professionals in the Cannabis Industry from Colorado and Washington. They will discuss which states have smartly implemented things and which ones are in need of improvement, and takeaways on how New Jersey should address legalization.

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act that Congress passed last December is likely to produce some winners and losers when taxpayers file their returns next tax season.

Accountants are known for reviewing budgets and fiscal planning before a new year begins, but sometimes they forget that a similar rule should apply to their information technology (IT) structure. Pay attention to your IT plan now or risk playing catchup in 2019.

Having a CPA license is, without a doubt, something that will add value to you, your firm and your clients going forward. Thinking creatively about how to use that license will help you build rewarding a career path.

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.

Having an inclusive environment at the office can open the door for increased recruitment, retention and long-term growth. It's important to value diversity as it exists in all aspects of the workforce.

The CPA Exam is a uniform test that measures our technical skills but an additional set of skills that cannot be measured by a test is our soft skills. These help us build strong relationships with clients.

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.