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Unlock new opportunities for your clients and your firm. This session delivers practical retirement plan strategies, insider updates on New Jersey’s RetireReady prog...
This seminar will keep you current on critical federal, state and partnership tax issues, providing timely insights and practical takeaways.
To provide additional learning opportunities, the NJCPA has partnered with several leading CPE providers. For your convenience, you can register for these events on njcpa.org. You will receive additional information and participation instructions directly from the provider.
Join our course on Multistate Taxation – Issues and Planning Opportunities designed for financial professionals. Learn about crucial topics like nexus implications, state taxable income calculations, and audit defense str...
As a small business owner or manager, navigating the complexities of HR can be challenging, but it's crucial for your company's success. This comprehensive webinar will provide you with practical, informative, and encouraging t...
Award winning discussion leader Mark Hugh discusses both nexus basics and new developments in the dynamic, ever changing world of state income and sales tax nexus. This valuable course answers your frequently asked questions, r...
Various legal tests are used to evaluate whether a worker should be classified as an employee or an independent contractor. There is no uniform standard or bright-line rule for determining whether an individual is properly clas...
Review of the major employment laws governing the workplace, when they are triggered, and key compliance aspects under each law. This presentation is designed to give viewers enough information to issue spot when matters arise ...
Leaders have the right to exercise customary management functions. Employees have the right to be kept free from discrimination. Neither employer rights nor employee rights are absolute. The courts are equally protective of the...