In Full Bloom

Senior Policy Committee to Steer Society's Peer Review, Ethics Initiatives

Society Invites Candidates for 2004 Nominating Committee

Update: Locations for FAE Conferences and Seminars

Identity Theft: Are You and Your Clients Safe?

Annual Conference Focuses on Good Reporting

Accountancy Board Leader Looks to New Year, Ongoing Issues

Good Guidance: PCAOB Creates Advisory Group

IRS Picks Society Member to Contribute Nonprofit Expertise

Reducing Payment System Risks in the Retail Delivery Channel

SUNY Oswego

An Interview with Robert E. Sohr, Chair of the Society’s Accounting and Auditing Oversight Committee

16 Tips for Avoiding Fraud

Conference Speakers Focus on Hot Issues for Closely Held and Flow-Through Entities

Stay on Top of the Latest in Accounting, Auditing, Comp and Review

State Bill Seeks Budget Reform

NYSSCPA Board of Directors Standing Rules As Approved by the
Board of Directors April 21, 2004

Helping Professionals Meet the Challenge: FAE's Anti-Fraud Conference

By Dennis O’Leary, Legislative Counsel

ALBANY—New York’s board of public accountancy met in late April to discuss proposed amendments that would implement significant provisions of the Uniform Accountancy Act (UAA). Continue...

By Kate Prouty

NEW YORK—The New York State Society of CPAs’ Board of Directors approved its budget for fiscal year 2004–2005 at its April 21 meeting. Society Treasurer Arthur Bloom announced that, after cutting some initiatives out of the original budget, the Society stands on a break-even budget for next year. Continue...

By John J. Kearney

I am humbled by the fact that a kid born in the Bronx could become president of anything, much less of the oldest and largest state accounting organization in the country. At this year’s 107th Annual Meeting and Dinner, I pledged to serve the New York State Society of CPAs and our profession to the best of my ability, and I hope that we, the members of the Society, can work together to make a difference in moving our profession forward. Continue...