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| October 1, 2005 | The
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Vol.
8, No.17 |
| State Board Examines Computer-Based Test |
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By Benjamin Kaplan, Manager of Policy Research New York—The New York State Board for Public Accountancy (NYSBPA) spent a significant portion of its Aug. 29 meeting discussing the recently implemented computer-based test (CBT), the exam required to earn CPA certification. Top on the list of concerns were the mounting costs incurred by exam test-takers. The board also discussed proposed changes to the Uniform Accountancy Act in regards to out-of-state substantial equivalency. |
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| Spearheading Success |
| New York—The proverbial seeds planted by the Society-sponsored program CPAs on Boards have, even in the span of a short time, already managed to grow some impressive partnerships. Continue... |
| KPMG Settles with U.S. Department of Justice |
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New York—Big
Four accounting firm KPMG has agreed to settle a long-running federal
investigation into prior allegations that it sold fraudulent tax
shelters to certain wealthy clients from 1996 through 2003.
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| President's Commentary |
| The New York State Society of CPAs has 17 chapters across the state so that no matter where you live and work, the benefits of membership are practically at your door. Continue... |
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