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NYSSCPA Brings Reform Law Info to JPMorgan Chase

Submitted by Melissa Lajara on Fri, 07/10/2009 - 13:02
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The NYSSCPA continued its efforts to reach all CPAs affected by the new accounting reform law at JPMorgan Chase in lower Manhattan this morning.

A group of CPAs -- including at least one from out of state -- and CPA candidates came together to get information about the new law from Society leaders.

The session participants also earned two CPE credits for attending.

At left, four of JPMorgan Chase's accountants pay close attention as NYSSCPA Executive Director Lou Grumet speaks about the law's provisions.

 

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