NYCPA News and Blogs

There are two questions that often arise within the profession: When is a CPA prohibited from accepting a contingent fee? And…

In July, Margaret “Peg” Neri was appointed the state’s new Taxpayer Rights Advocate, after her predecessor, Camille…

W hen people think of CPAs, they think of unbiased, responsible, trustworthy advisers. But more and more, we need to add…

Though the NYSSCPA supports a proposal from the New York State Department of Financial Services (NYSDFS) that would govern…

NYSSCPA members who provide tax services to clients, including tax return preparation, and represent clients before the IRS…

NYSSCPA members have formed a new statewide committee aimed at examining issues pertaining to small technology start-ups and…

Earlier this year, the NYSSCPA launched Exchange, an online community exclusively for Society members that allows them to…

On Apr. 1, 2014, Governor Andrew M. Cuomo signed into law, as part of the New York State Executive Budget, what might appear…

Schools, municipalities and other public entities will need to radically change how they calculate liabilities for other…