NJCPA Focus

NJCPA Focus is an informative blog that discusses timely issues, trends and developments in the accounting industry from NJCPA members, staff and other professionals.

Assessing Your Options: M&A, PE and Hybrid Deals
Posted: August 4, 2023
CPAs need to be realistic about the changing marketplace. They need to understand the powerful impact that private equity has now and will have in the future and for those firms wishing to remain independent, they need to have formal succession plans.
A Student’s Takeaway from the NJCPA Convention
Posted: July 17, 2023
I felt honored to represent the next generation of accountants at the NJCPA Convention & Expo for the second time at the Atlantic City Borgata Hotel in June,
Top 5 Myths About Working with Cannabis Clients
Posted: July 12, 2023
Cannabis accounting is one of the most rewarding industries for those who love the challenge of navigating complex accounting and tax issues, implementing systems and controls and helping clients manage the financial health of their business while maximizing cash flow.
Navigating the Transition to Cloud Accounting: Best Practices for Accountants
Posted: June 27, 2023
By using cloud software, accountants can benefit from automatic backups and secure data encryption. It is more flexible, scalable, collaborative and secure. Here are some best practices to consider.
Exceptional Client Experiences Start with Reviewing Financial Goals
Posted: June 13, 2023
If your clients seem content with your work, why should you take the extra step to focus on both their personal and business financial goals? Trust. Satisfaction. Retention.
How to Hire and Retain Neurodivergent Employees — A Solution to Accounting’s Talent Shortage
Posted: May 30, 2023
Neurodiverse staff may have skills such as attention to detail and pattern recognition that can help lower error rates in datasets to identify, mitigate and prevent larger issues down the line. Here are some considerations for hiring in the accounting industry.
Unlocking the Potential: How Proof of Reserves is Changing the Crypto Game
Posted: May 25, 2023
CPAs need to be aware that there are different ways to prove the existence of reserves in crypto, but generally, the most common PoR method is to have the institution provide cryptographic proof that it holds a specific amount of funds in a specific address. Here are some considerations.

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NJCPA Focus

Assessing Your Options: M&A, PE and Hybrid Deals

A Student’s Takeaway from the NJCPA Convention

Top 5 Myths About Working with Cannabis Clients

Navigating the Transition to Cloud Accounting: Best Practices for Accountants

Exceptional Client Experiences Start with Reviewing Financial Goals

How to Hire and Retain Neurodivergent Employees — A Solution to Accounting’s Talent Shortage

Unlocking the Potential: How Proof of Reserves is Changing the Crypto Game

Blog Submissions