The number of CPAs required to register with New York State and take continuing professional education (CPE) courses will increase by the thousands on July 26, when the state's new accountancy reform law takes effect. It’s essential that all CPAs who are affected by the new law’s requirements be informed of the changes. Learn More>>
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07/09/2009
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