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Pennsylvania CPA Journal
The Pennsylvania CPA Journal is the flagship publication of Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants. Published quarterly, this striking, four-color publication provides updates on technical issues in the profession and reports on current developments and programs offered by the association. CPAs across Pennsylvania turn to it for practical, timely information and news about the accounting profession.
Pennsylvania CPA Journal Podcasts
- Use a Steady Hand as You Manage Health Care Reform
- In a feature from the summer 2010 Pennsylvania CPA Journal, Jerry J. Maginnis, CPA, and Edward J. Giniat, CPA, discuss 2010's landmark health care reform legislation and how it will affect the services Pennsylvania CPAs provide to their clients.
- Pennsylvania and Philadelphia Tax Amnesty Set to Begin
- In a column from the spring 2010 Pennsylvania CPA Journal, Matthew D. Melinson, CPA, and Andre Thickening address the tax amnesty programs that are scheduled to go into effect later this year for both Pennsylvania and the city of Philadelphia....
- Is Tax Reform on the Horizon in Philadelphia?
- In a column from the winter 2010 Pennsylvania CPA Journal, Matthew D. Melinson, CPA, discussed the findings of Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter's Task Force on Tax Policy & Economic Competitiveness in Philadelphia. Listen to a podcast of the story.
- PICPA Gives Its Two Cents on IRS's Tax Preparer Goals
- As part of the winter 2010 Pennsylvania CPA Journal, Edward R. Jenkins Jr., CPA, summarized the PICPA Federal Tax Committee’s position on Internal Revenue Notice 2009-60, the IRS’s request for comment regarding issues concerning tax return...
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