Friends and colleagues, Accounting has often been called the language of business— and CPAs the sturdy backbone of the business world, enabling financial clarity, corporate…
Greetings, fellow CPAs. During these “dog days” of summer, many of us will pause professionally to focus on time away with family and friends. Often,…
This issue of The CPA Journal comes at a time of significant regulatory and advocacy activity. (Yes, I realize that CPAs face a seemingly never-ending pace of…
This issue of The CPA Journal comes at a time of significant regulatory and advocacy activity. (Yes, I realize that CPAs face a seemingly never-ending pace of…
Welcome to our latest issue of The CPA Journal! This particular issue touches on matters near and dear to my heart, as we cover topics in the…
My first job out of college in 1992 was as an auditor for Arthur Andersen & Co. in their Baltimore office. Like so many other…
My first job out of college in 1992 was as an auditor for Arthur Andersen & Co. in their Baltimore office. Like so many other…
Greetings Fellow Members and CPAs. Welcome to an ever-changing world! I have written this phrase in December 2022, but it could also apply to 2020,…
From the very first certified public accountancy law (passed in 1896 in New York State) to the present day, the accounting profession and the nature…
Our latest issue is all about sustainability, often defined as long-term value creation. For New York State CPAs, that sustainability can show up in various…
Calvin Harris, , CPA I want to take a moment to introduce myself to you. I am Calvin Henry Harris Jr., CPA, your new NYSSCPA…
Let's start at the beginning. What is the story of how you came into the NYSSCPA? How did you get your start? My undergraduate degree…
As we enter our 125th year of representing and advocating for CPAs, I can't help but be struck by the footprint we have made on…
While we all have ideas about changing the world, there are very few individuals with the resources and capacity to actually bring these ideas about…
CPA firms found themselves, as all businesses had over the past year, facing the chaotic economic landscape created by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Just as…
I started working for the NYSSCPA in the 1980s, when staffing a committee meeting meant I was likely the only woman in the room. Even…
Editor's Note: This statement from our publisher was originally posted on the NYSSCPA website (http://www.nysscpa.org) on June 4, 2020. We as Americans and New Yorkers are…
These are extraordinary times with extraordinary challenges. We fear for our safety and the safety of those we love, for the stability of our country…
Making Progress in Albany on Electronic Signatures
Publisher’s Column
In many things, New York is a recognized leader, standing at the forefront of finance, culture, and innovation. Yet it remains behind in terms of…
CPA Licensing and Unintended Consequences
Publisher’s Column
Professional licensing has always been what makes a CPA a CPA. Those three simple letters stand for years of dedicated study, rigorous testing, extensive experience,…
Tax season is only two months away, and while there is much uncertainty surrounding the probability of real federal tax reform in the New Year,…
It's a great time to be a CPA firm. So says Marc Rosenberg in his foreword to the 2017 Rosenberg Survey. The annual practice management…
The board of directors of a nonprofit organization has three primary legal fiduciary duties: duty of care, duty of loyalty, and duty of obedience. Here…
In 2015, the NYSSCPA leadership established the Moynihan Fund as a way to recognize the contributions of recently deceased past president David J. Moynihan. The…
For many years, New York State Society members who also serve on AICPA Council have participated in the institute's biannual Capitol Hill visits in Washington,…
A year ago at this time, we were putting the final touches on the inaugural Moynihan Fund Gala, hoping that if we transformed our staid…
If you ask most of the NYSSCPA's committee members about our government affairs program, they may not realize something—that they're a major part of it.…
I started working for the NYSSCPA in the 1980s, when staffing a committee meeting meant I was likely the only woman in the room. Even…
So much has been written about generational tensions between baby boomer bosses and the millennials they're trying to attract and retain—their differing points of view…
Who Gets K.O.’d by the K-1?
The Creditor or the Debtor?
The limited liability company (LLC) is becoming the preferred entity to conduct business, largely due to the limited liability protection offered to owners and the…