Fresh Eyes on Accounting: A High Schooler's Take Becoming a CPA
The accounting profession is constantly strategizing on how to attract young talent — but how often do we listen directly to the students th...
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NJCPA IssuesWatch Podcast
The NJCPA's IssuesWatch Podcast is a bi-weekly podcast where we discuss important developments in the New Jersey Legislature that have an impact on CPAs and the business community.
Episodes
20 of 319 episodes373: A&A Update with Matt Charne – 9/1/26
We’re exploring how artificial intelligence (AI) can transform accounting and auditing work. *** This episode qualifies for nano CPE credit....
372: Members on Members: Matt Mojica and Kait Vinch
What happens when two future leaders start their accounting careers at the exact same firm just three days apart? Emerging leaders Matthew M...
371: A&A Update with Matt Charne
This episode discusses best practices for using artificial intelligence (AI) for accounting and auditing purposes by using the STAR framewor...
370: Decoding New Jersey’s Tax Competitiveness
New Jersey’s tax environment is always a hot topic, but how are state tax competitiveness rankings actually determined? Janelle Fritts, seni...
369: A&A Update with Matt Charne – 8/4/26
Consistency is key. This episode covers three new developments all seeking to create consistence in accounting and auditing regulations. ***...
368: Members on Members: AJ Johnson and Sarah Krom
Sarah Krom, managing partner of SKC & Co. CPAs, and Aiysha (AJ) Johnson, CEO and executive director of the NJCPA, exchange insights on caree...
367: A&A Update with Matt Charne – 7/21/26
With so much AI development going on, companies need to understand how to apply accounting rules. There are existing accounting frameworks u...
366: Midnight Madness: Unpacking New Jersey’s FY27 Budget
Minutes before the July 1 deadline, Governor Sherrill signed a major new state budget. Is it actually the breath of fresh air New Jersey bus...
365: A&A Update with Matt Charne – 7/7/26
AICPA system and organization controls (SOC) reporting has become a cornerstone of trust in today’s technology-driven market. But does too m...
364: Advice for a Successful Accounting Career – Round Two
Jerry Maginnis is back with us to provide advice to those pursuing a career in accounting. The second edition of his book, Advice for a Succ...
363: A&A Update with Matt Charne
This episode, which was recorded live at the NJCPA Convention & Expo, covers parts 2 and 3 of the AICPA’s proposed changes to attestation st...
361: A&A Update with Matt Charne – 6/9/26
We’re exploring practical ways for accounting firms, especially smaller practices, to operationalize and navigate the monitoring process man...
360: New Jersey’s Big Plan for America’s 250th Anniversary
America is turning 250, and New Jersey is taking center stage. In this episode, we dive into the national celebration and explore why the Ga...
359: A&A Update with Matt Charne - 5/26/26
This episode explores the structure of the AICPA attestation standards and how a recent Auditing Standards Board (ASB) proposal may change t...
358: From Chaos to Clarity: Taming the Multi-State Compliance Beast
Most CPAs know the federal tax calendar cold. But state entity compliance is a very different story. The rules vary dramatically from state...
357: Complying with New CPA Licensure and Mobility Rules
CPA licensure is going through one of the biggest shifts we’ve seen in years. New pathways are being introduced, and mobility rules are chan...
357: A&A Update with Matt Charne – 5/12/26
Find out about FASB’s new Accounting Standards Update that provides authoritative guidance on how an issuer should initially measure paid-in...
A&A Update with Matt Charne – 5/5/26
Understand what a financial resilience review is and what it examines, the warning signs CPAs should be watching for in nonprofit financials...
354: From Ports to Refunds: Understanding Tariffs Today
For businesses in New Jersey and across the country, tariffs are a significant line item with massive implications for cash flow and supply...