CPA-PAC
Certified Public Accountant Political Action CommitteeYour Political Action Committee.
Your Voice.
The Certified Public Accountant Political Action Committee (CPA-PAC) is a nonpartisan, member-managed organization representing CPAs in public practice, industry, and government, as well as new and veteran members of the profession. CPA-PAC is the only PAC to specifically represent the interests of Pennsylvania CPAs.
Ways to Invest in the CPA-PAC
Contribute onlineFor firms: print and complete the form
For individuals: print and complete the form
Call the PICPA: (717) 232-1821
Contributions to the CPA-PAC are not tax-deductible.
The Mission of the CPA-PAC Is...
To promote and strive for the improvement of government by encouraging, stimulating, and providing the opportunity for certified public accountants and others to take a more active role in political and governmental activities that affect the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and its citizenry.To provide support for the election of candidates for statewide office limited to the following categories: state House, state Senate, governor, attorney general, treasurer, auditor general, and statewide courts. The CPA-PAC may also disburse funds to caucus committees, political party committees, the ChamberPAC, and other state organizations that may support our issues.
CPA-PAC Board
The CPA-PAC Board is responsible for raising and distributing funds to Pennsylvania candidates who support CPA-friendly positions.
2024 Election Resources
Spotlight PA Primary Election coverage, voting tips, and candidate guides:
The primary election will be held on April 23, 2024.
CPA-PAC Membership Levels
Contributions of any amount are greatly appreciated, but there are four established levels of giving:
For Individuals:
- Keystone Club: $500 and above
- President's Club: $250 – $499
- Century Club: $100 – $249
- CPA-PAC Member: $60 – $99
- Diamond: $15,000 and above
- Platinum: $7,500 – $14,999
- Gold: $2,500 – $7,499
- Silver: $1,000 – $2,499
- Bronze: $100 – $999
Names of CPA-PAC contributors giving $100 or more are published in the spring issue of the Pennsylvania CPA Journal. All contributors are listed here.
By standing together and using the strength of our numbers, we gain access to key legislators to present the arguments and positions relevant to CPAs and the businesses we serve.”
– Jodi Pringle, CPA | S&F Company
