NYCPA News and Blogs

Though detecting fraud is important, so is keeping it from happening in the first place—and any good prevention strategy…

Judging by recent surveys, finding a good work–life balance has become the new holy grail for employees. In a 2013 survey…

Twenty members from the NYSSCPA’s Queens/Brooklyn chapter met with State Senator Kevin S. Parker (D-21) and Kings County…

For the 31st consecutive year, the NYSSCPA honored reporters from the national and local press whose work contributed to a…

In a few weeks time, I will participate in one of the great traditions of our organization, by passing the reins as Society…

In January, the online discount store Overstock.com—which sells everything from home goods to electronics to…

Fraud and defalcation—or embezzlement—have long been two of the most frequent and egregious types of professional…

Last year, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) released omnibus regulations under the Health Insurance…

Q: My firm recognizes that, in order to remain competitive and satisfy increasing customer expectations, we need to enhance…