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| July 15, 2008 | The
Newspaper of the NYSSCPA |
Vol.
11, No.13 |
| Accountancy Reform Bill Dies in Senate |
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By Colleen Lutolf, Trusted Professional Staff NEW YORK—Time ran out for New York state CPAs on June 25. After four years of allowing various accountancy reform bills to die in committee, Assembly lawmakers voted, 138–0, on June 23, to update a 100-year-old law that regulates the accounting profession in New York state. |
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| State Board to Regents: Test at 120 Hours, License at 150 |
| By Cara Patterson, Public Relations Associate NEW YORK—Students:
Step away from the flashcards and take a deep breath. Continue...
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| AICPA Offers New Forensic Accounting Credential |
By Alex Charles, Policy Research Coordinator NEW YORK—Do
CPAs need a specialized credential in order to provide forensic
accounting services? The AICPA thinks so. Continue... |
| President's Commentary |
| There are more than 29,000 members in the NYSSCPA, and roughly 10 percent of them belong to one of the Society’s 65 statewide committees. Continue... |
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