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AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS (AICPA)
NJ SOCIETY OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS (NJSCPA)
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For Business Owners and the Public
Who needs a CPA? If you think only the rich and famous need the services of a certified public accountant, think again.
The CPA of today is a skilled, savy, business leader that understands the world of business, technology and finance. CPAs act as advisors to individuals, businesses, financial institutions, nonprofit organizations, and government agencies on a wide range of financial matters. Today, many individuals turn to CPAs for help with both their tax preparation and personal financial planning. Increasingly, people rely on CPAs for assistance in building college funds, planning for retirement and creating estate plans.
Business owners and managers have traditionally depended on CPAs for auditing services and advice on developing effective accounting systems, maximizing operating results, and resolving various management problems. |
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