NCACPA Discusses Legislative Priorities & Members’ Concerns with NCDOR
NCACPA volunteer leaders and advocacy staff met on Wednesday, February 17 with senior staff from the N.C. Department of Revenue...
NCACPA Needs Financial Literacy Volunteers!
In July 2019, North Carolina passed House Bill 924 which mandates an economics and personal finance (EPF) course. Beginning with...
Top 3 NCACPA Questions Answered
Following NCACPA’s Annual Business Meeting and Focus on the Profession session, we were delighted by the influx of positive input...
What You Need to Know About NCACPA’s Advocacy Involvement
At NCACPA, we often say that advocacy is a member benefit North Carolina CPAs won’t receive anywhere else, and it’s...
The “L” Word—What It Is, and Why It Matters for CPAs
By Jared Korver, CPA I recently sat on a panel at an event jointly hosted by NCACPA and NC State...
5 Ways Young CPAs Can Get Involved in Advocacy
To my fellow young professionals: Let’s start this conversation off with some candor: “Politics” is a bit of a...
NCACPA Advocacy: From Capitol to Capital
By Sharon Bryson, M.Ed. CEO, NCACPA When is the last time your expectations were well exceeded? And by exceeded, I...
Rubbing Elbows on Capitol Hill—A First-Timer’s Perspective
By Mark Soticheck, CPA, CGMA Chief Operating Officer, NCACPA “Starry-eyed” is how my CEO and fellow CPAs described me as...
3 Compelling Reasons to Get Involved at a Professional Association
Many times, the scope of a person’s individual work within their profession isn’t the biggest influence they’ll have in their...
Tar Heel Tax Reform Initiative—Member Toolkit
By: Heather Hinson A few weeks ago, we rolled out our Tar Heel Tax Reform initiative, a nonpartisan campaign to...
