NYCPA News and Blogs

Nearly 67,000 dead people filed for Social Security benefits between 2006 to 2011, claiming a collective $3.1 billion…

The Securities and Exchange Commission has given final approval for the 2015 XBRL taxonomy for U.S. GAAP, according…

Though the NYSSCPA largely agreed with a Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) proposal meant to resolve certain…

Last month, I told you that the Society was hard at work thinking of a fitting way to honor David J. Moynihan, the…

 Last year, the IRS audited just .86 percent of all tax returns, the lowest rate in a decade, according to CNBC. The…

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…