NYSSCPA News

Check out the October issue of The Trusted Professional for Society news and information on the key legislative, regulatory and administrative issues that affect you.

Interesting, right? Want more? Make sure to check out the NYSSCPA Manhattan/Bronx Chapter's upcoming Federal Reserve Bank of New York Economic Outlook: National & Regional Seminar on Oct. 6 from 6-8 p.m. at Deutsche Bank, 60 Wall St., Auditorium lower level, N.Y.C. It's worth 2 CPE credits (specialized knowledge). You don't want to miss it. Register today!

View the webcast and check out Bloomberg's coverage of the event by journalist John Ethan Detrixhe.

Many NYSSCPA members and nonmembers alike -- especially in the Adirondacks and around Binghamton -- are still reeling from the aftereffects of Hurricane Irene and Tropical Storm Lee, which battered the East Coast at the end of August and early September.

Check out the September isse of The Trusted Professional for Society news and information on the key legislative, regulatory and administrative issues that affect you.

Hurricane Irene, which battered the East Coast this past weekend, caused billions of dollars worth of property damage and left many NYSSCPA members without electricity. In the wake of that disaster, any current NYSSCPA or past member of the Society in need can apply for assistance from the FAE Benevolent Fund.

Want to check out photos from the Young CPAs Conference in June or the NYSSCPA’s 11th Annual Leadership Conference in July? Now you can via the Society’s new Flickr page on the popular photo-sharing website, featuring more than 130 images and counting from recent statewide and chapter events.

The Foundation for Accounting Education (FAE) is currently in the planning stages for a Professional Issues Update Conference in December that will be offered free of charge to NYSSCPA members in industry, government and academia, a new program added specifically for these members.

The New York State Tax Appeals Tribunal has issued a decision in its reargument of a residency case that could have major ramifications in how future residency cases are decided in New York.

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