The PICPA is seeking amendments to the Pennsylvania CPA Law that will enable CPAs to better meet the needs of an evolving industry. House Bill 2288 will codify the professional conduct standards and expand the scope of education applicable to an accounting degree, among other adjustments.

The PICPA has been grappling with how to responsibly address the threat of the coronavirus outbreak. We have prepared resources specifically to help members and staff address coronavirus concerns.

On Jan. 31, 2020, the Pa. Department of Revenue issued Sales and Use Tax Letter Ruling No. SUT-20-001, which states that if membership fees include the transfer of taxable property in addition to nontaxable services, the entire membership charge is subject to tax. This presents a host of issues for the PICPA and other membership communities.

The PICPA released its first CPA Conversations podcast in June 2016, and in less than four years we have achieved the benchmark of more than 100,000 downloads. Find out who made our 10 most popular list.

At PICPA's December 2019 Council meeting, two themes arose from the discussions: the importance of personal interaction and the vital role our chapters play in facilitating those connections. PICPA members want a sense of community and connection, and Council had some strong thoughts on the matter.