Contrary to almost every single poll, Congresswoman Mikie Sherrill beat her Republican challenger Jack Ciattarelli in the New Jersey Governor’s race by a whopping 13 points.

Watch the full interview with @rowanuniversity.bsky.social's Ben Dworkin: www.njcpa.org/stayinformed...

Prior to the election, NJCPA members weighed in on their economic priorities for New Jersey's new governor. Similar to four years ago, reducing property taxes topped the list. Read the full report for more details and actionable solutions for all five priorities: www.njcpa.org/stayinformed...

Get up-to-the-minute updates on federal & state tax issues, trends in the profession and more at these two webinars - free for NJCPA members:

> Latest Federal Tax Controversy Update - 11/13 or 11/20
> IssuesWatch Live: Professional Issues Update - 12/9 or 12/21

Register: njcpa.org/join-connect...

A new report from the Illinois CPA Society (ICPAS) explores the disconnect between how early-career accounting and finance professionals view their skills and how their managers assess their readiness.

Watch the full interview at www.njcpa.org/stayinformed...

The filing deadline for NJ's three property tax relief programs is around the corner. Christina Quinones of the NJ Division of Taxation joins us to discuss who is eligible for each program and how to apply. Watch the full interview at youtu.be/QgsjeOf6Dcw

#propertytax #propertytaxrelief

The latest issue of New Jersey CPA magazine is now available online - and arriving in members' mailboxes soon: www.njcpa.org/stayinformed...

> NJ's gubernatorial candidates responses to our questions
> How CPAs can use their skills to help NJ's nonprofits
And much more

Whether you call it soft skills, people skills, relational abilities or core professional competencies — communication, emotional intelligence and adaptability often make a big difference in a professional’s career growth. Watch the full interview at www.njcpa.org/stayinformed...

Misinformation about the One Big Beautiful Bill was rampant even before it was signed into law. Joining us to separate fact from fiction about several provisions of the bill is Lauren Landolfi, CPA, shareholder & tax department practice leader at WilkinGuttenplan.

Watch: youtu.be/lbBSewM1s1U

Amid the final $58.8 billion New Jersey budget signed by Governor Murphy on June 30, an NJCPA survey of nearly members taken in June found that they have a more pessimistic view of New Jersey’s economy for the second half of 2025 compared to the national economy.

www.njcpa.org/article/2025...

Succession planning isn’t just about stepping away; it’s about protecting the future of a CPA firm. Al Fennell & Stan Sterna from Aon discuss how firms can mitigate risk when going through a leadership transition.

💻 youtu.be/iURcm51b6tM

Success in the accounting profession now and in the future requires balance, agility and the nerve to keep juggling when the spotlight is on. Here are 5 skills every accountant should know how to juggle: www.njcpa.org/stayinformed...

The summer 2025 issue of New Jersey CPA magazine is now available online. Topics include:

⤴️ Consolidation and Evolution in the Accounting Profession
🧩 Breaking Down the Firm into Manageable Parts
🔎 Auditing in the Modern Age
and much more

Read at njcpa.org/newjerseycpa

We're excited to announce that NJCPA-drafted legislation to broaden access to CPA licensure in New Jersey took its first big step today when it was passed by the Assembly Regulated Professions Committee!

Learn more at www.njcpa.org/stayinformed...

To round out our series of posts to celebrate Women's History Month, we asked female NJCPA members how important mentoring is for encouraging the next generation of female CPAs: www.njcpa.org/article/2025...

As we continue to celebrate Women's History Month, we asked female NJCPA members what motivates them in their accounting careers. Here's what they had to say.

Read the full article at www.njcpa.org/article/2025...

#WomensHistoryMonth

80% of the 350 CPAs we surveyed said Gov. Murphy's proposed $58.1 billion budget for fiscal year 2026 will leave the state’s economy either marginally worse or significantly worse over the long term.

Read the survey results: www.njcpa.org/article/2025...

#njbudget #newjersey #cpa

To celebrate Women’s History Month, we asked female NJCPA members: Who or what influenced you first to enter the field of accounting and to become a CPA?

Read the full article at www.njcpa.org/article/2025...

#WomensHistoryMonth

The spring 2025 issue of New Jersey CPA magazine is now available online at njcpa.org/newjerseycpa. Topics include:

🧭 5 Essential Skills for Aspiring Leaders
✅ Good Accounting Employers: Key Takeaways & What to Avoid
💔 Divorce Planning: A Guide for CPAs to Provide Financial Expertise
and more