NJCPA Conferences

WORKING TOGETHER "A Joint Effort of Public & Private Tax Professionals" The Working Together program continues to promote the positive ongoing relationship between the tax practitioner community and the Internal Revenue Service. The annual meeting, open to both IRS employees and the practitioner community, has become a “mark your calendar” event for many New Jersey tax professionals. The intent is to engage in ongoing, meaningful dialogue aimed at improving our dealings with one another, thereby improving service to our common customer – the taxpayer public.

Break through barriers that stand between you and your success. The pace of change in our profession is not slowing down, and we need to intentionally seek opportunities to grow and achieve more. Discover new ways to enhance your business, organizational culture, client service and professional development.

Few professions are evolving as fast as health care. Regulatory and legislative changes contribute to the industry's thirst for current information. Experts in the field will provide the latest data, resources and insights on the most pressing issues facing the health care accounting and business community.

Our annual in-depth look at governmental accounting and auditing will help you effectively implement current and new statements from the GASB, overcome implementation issues, enact changes in single audits, comply with local government regulations and circumvent fraud in your organization.

Get important updates on the adult-use cannabis industry and must-know information for CPAs looking to serve cannabis clients in any part of the supply chain.

Surpass your annual 20-CPE-credit requirement at the Atlantic City CPE Cluster, where you can earn 24 CPE credits in just three days. Each day is priced individually. Attend one, two or all three days!

Engage with subject matter experts in the environmental, social and governance (ESG) field to explore current challenges and/or emerging topics relevant to the internal audit community.

Gain the latest resources, tools and information about forensic accounting and business valuation services.

This course aims to arm tax planners with strategies and ideas that all clients - but, in particular, wealthy clients, middle-income clients, and closely held business owners - need to consider right now to take advantage of current opportunities and plan for future tax advantages.

Our annual conference covers a broad range of topics, including financial reporting, auditing standards, tax regulations, and other emerging trends in the accounting and auditing field. Attendees can expect to learn from experienced practitioners and thought leaders, gain insights into industry developments, and explore new ideas and approaches to accounting and auditing.

Hear about various hot topics and issues affecting CPAs and financial professionals in business and industry such as CFOs, controllers, auditors, accounting professionals and more.

Tax advisors will be fully updated on the most important legislative and regulatory developments of the season as well as major trends and changes in the case law, with a view toward planning considerations. This course is continually updated to reflect enacted legislation.

New Jersey and surrounding states confront significant legislative updates affecting income, sales and use, and corporate taxes. Learn the latest developments, including significant attention to pass-through entity taxes (e.g., New Jersey BAIT, New York PTET, Pennsylvania and others).

This NJCPA annual conference will keep you ahead of the curve in the midst of increased scrutiny of single audits, new standards, prevailing risks and recent trends affecting audit quality in the nonprofit sector.

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