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New Jersey Weighs In on the Usefulness of 150 Hours

Going Concern

INSIDE Public Accounting has shared key takeaways from a recent survey of 1,060 members of the New Jersey Society of CPAs (NJCPA) that aimed to get members’ view on the 150-hour rule. The post New Jersey Weighs In on the Usefulness of 150 Hours appeared first on Going Concern.

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New Jersey CPAs pitch accounting careers to high school students

Accounting Today

Over 60 members of the New Jersey Society of CPAs visited 65 high schools in the Garden State last fall to tell students about accounting careers and how to become a CPA.

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Withum Team Members Honored at Innovate 100 by New Jersey Business Magazine

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Withum is proud to share that Jim Bourke and Chris DeMayo were honored by New Jersey Business Magazine as part of their NJ Innovate 100 Celebration. The inaugural NJ Innovate 100 Celebration spotlights professionals dedicated to the progression of their industries and the overall innovative ecosystem in New Jersey.

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New Jersey Allows Cannabis Businesses to Deduct Expenses on State Taxes

CPA Practice

New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy has signed a bill into law that makes it possible for New Jersey cannabis businesses to deduct some expenses on state tax returns by decoupling them from federal rules. By Jelani Gibson, nj.com – (via TNS). The measure was sponsored by state Sens.

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New Jersey Joins IRS Direct File For 2025 Filing Season

CPA Practice

By Karin Price Mueller, nj.com (TNS) New Jersey residents will have a new way to file their federal tax returns when it’s time to file for 2024, the IRS and state officials said Wednesday. The program will now be a permanent option for taxpayers in states that choose to participate, and New Jersey said it’s in.

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New Jersey Requires Small Employers to Offer Retirement Plans: Compliance Deadlines Approaching

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New Jersey implemented a new law that requires employers with 25 or more employees to implement a retirement plan. Who It Applies To Businesses with 25 OR MORE employees in the ENTIRE PREVIOUS YEAR; That does NOT currently have a “qualified” retirement plan; and Have conducted business in New Jersey for AT LEAST 2 YEARS.

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New Jersey Considers Tax Cuts for Seniors and Businesses

CPA Practice

MORE: Assembly Speaker: It’s time to cut property taxes in half for seniors in New Jersey | Opinion “It’s time to make New Jersey competitive for retirees looking to spend their golden years in their homes,” Coughlin, a 65-year-old who recently welcomed his first two grandchildren, wrote in a corresponding op-ed published on NJ.com.