November’s 120-to-Sit rule change marks a significant move to make Indiana more competitive and aid in fixing the profession’ pipeline challenges. To better understand its initial impact, we spoke with two aspiring CPAs.
An official rule change directly impacting the CPA pipeline and accounting shortage in Indiana goes in to effect today, Nov. 2, 2022.
The 120-to-sit for the CPA Exam rule is entering the final stages of its process toward approval, meaning this change could come into fruition by the end of 2022. Here are 4 of the biggest impacts for you, your organization and future CPAs.
INCPAS calls on Indiana members of Congress to support IRS authority to temporarily suspend additional notices.
INCPAS signs joint letter calling for K-2/K-3 extension and penalty relief.
We are asking members of Congress to support these tax filing relief measures for the upcoming tax season.
AICPA and INCPAS call for action on PPP expense deductions for small businesses.
CPAs must ensure that they comply with the AICPA’s Code of Professional Conduct for addressing Conflicts of Interest.
This message from DOR Commissioner Grennes includes latest numbers one week out from launch of Rollout 2 of Project NextDOR as well as helpful links.
INCPAS member and Board of Accountancy member Michael Barton, CPA explains what the Board actually does and how CPAs can benefit from its efforts.
