| |
||
| February 15, 2005 | The
Monthly Newspaper of the NYSSCPA |
Vol.
8, No.3 |
| Accountancy Hearing Yields Broad Consensus on Reform |
|
|||||
|
ALBANY—The need to reform New York’s accounting statute took on increased urgency and unity last month during a state Senate hearing prompted by a Long Island school district audit Comptroller Alan Hevesi has called an “outstanding failure.” |
||||||
| Accountancy Board Wants Peer Review Reports |
| New York—The New York State Board for Public Accountancy is recommending that CPAs submit copies of peer review reports to the board. Continue... |
| Nonprofit Conference Paves Way |
By Stephanie R. Myers and Jay Dismukes Nonprofits
with hollow codes of ethics and excessive compensation for their
executives and board members could be asking for trouble, a prominent
attorney who works closely with the sector said last month.
Continue... |
| President's Commentary |
|
Last month, at a hearing to consider reforming New York’s accounting statute, Society representatives beseeched members of the state Senate to implement peer review as a mandatory requirement for firms performing attest and compilation services. During the hearing, they raised an interesting, albeit ironic, question for the lawmakers to contemplate. Continue... |
| Chapter Newsletters |
||||||||||
|
 |
Home | About
Us | Continuing
Education | Future
CPAs | Government
Affairs | Professional
Resources | Publications
| Sound Advice
| Tax Resources
Chapters | Committees
| Member Center
| Events Calendar |
Classifieds |
Careers | E-zine
Subscriptions | The
Trusted Professional | The
CPA Journal
Search
| Site Map | Become
a Member | Jobs
| Press Room |
Contact Us |
Feedback
©1997 - 2008 New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants. Legal Notices