Now that the IRS has published final guidance on the 20% pass-through deduction, attend this webinar to identify planning opportunities to maximize the deduction and understand how to properly advise your clients.

Governor Phil Murphy will soon be releasing his proposed budget for New Jersey's 2019/20 fiscal year. Join our panel of public policy experts as they analyze elements of the budget and discuss their potential impact and political viability.

There's always new technology and staying on top of everything can be next to impossible. Tune in and we'll discuss some recent developments that CPAs should be paying attention to and what you can probably ignore.

If your CPA license is inactive, expired, or was issued in a state other than the one where you live or work, you may not be able to use the term "CPA" alongside your name.

The conference room is free and your paperwork is once again neatly filed — that must mean the auditors have completed their fieldwork. So, what’s next? Find out what you can expect for the second stage of your audit.

An overwhelming majority of companies have found it challenging to acquire data necessary to implement the FASB's new revenue recognition standard, according to a survey. Yet almost all companies say the implementation will deliver a value return that exceeds their investment.

As we look back on the Super Bowl, keep in mind that leading and managing an accounting firm is like coaching a football team — you play the game to win it, not just to play it.

The more we reach down, listen and value the talents of our next generations beyond daily production value, the more firms and the profession will be prepared for the changing future.

Graduating from college and other advanced degree programs is a big deal — not just for the education obtained, but for the commitment of focusing oneself for 4-5 years on a goal. Here are my ten financial pointers for young professionals coming out.

Honor a superstar whose exemplary efforts and stellar achievements are advancing New Jersey’s accounting profession. Nominate a peer, a colleague or yourself today for the NJCPA's new Ovation Awards.

Are you ready to encourage a future CPA? NJCPA members have the opportunity to mentor NJCPA Scholarship Fund award recipients throughout their college career. How? Complete a mentor application by Feb. 15.

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