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The NJCPA Scholarship Fund has awarded $168,000 in scholarships to 38 New Jersey high school seniors entering college and current college students.

CPAs can assist their clients with creating collaborative divorces and avoiding so-called "messy divorces." Better valuations, such as using the income approach, the market approach and asset approaches can help.

Forensic accounting plays a vital role in divorce proceedings. By uncovering hidden assets, accurately valuing properties, tracing income and expenses, and providing expert testimony, forensic accountants help achieve transparency and fairness in financial settlements.

Divorce involves complex financial decisions that can significantly impact a client's future. CPAs are in a unique position to provide invaluable support during this challenging time.

High school teachers and college professors had a successful NJCPA Accounting Educators’ workshop when they met at Society headquarters in Roseland on April 4 to discuss what’s trending in the accounting profession, hear updates on the use of artificial intelligence (AI), learn the latest anti-fraud tactics and find out how to encourage more students to become CPAs.

Now that sales tax nexus is no longer limited to physical presence, a dynamic regulatory environment has been created out of the rise of economic nexus coupled with state-specific changes. It is essential to stay informed about recent developments.

While there are multiple strategies for CPA candidates to fulfill the extra 30 credits needed to fulfill the 150-credit requirement, the profession, including the NJCPA, continues to investigate other options.

Nonprofits must navigate complex compliance landscapes and align reporting practices with donor expectations and regulatory updates to maintain trust. This helps to focus on completing mission goals, making a positive impact and serving the public.