In 1947, the North Carolina Society of Accountants was founded to protect the practice rights of non-certified accountants in North Carolina. Through the ongoing monitoring of the NC State Board of CPA Examiners, legislative meetings and interaction and through promoting continuing professional education, the NCSA continues to meet our mission. Current topics concerning our industry, news from our local chapters, information of upcoming seminars and educational events, etc.
We are the Affiliated State Organization for the National Society of Accountants and proud winner of the ASO of the Year, 2001, 2006, 2008, and 2015.
We are the Affiliated State Organization for the National Society of Accountants and proud winner of the ASO of the Year, 2001, 2006, 2008, and 2015.
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The North Carolina Society of Accountants is an organization comprised of accountants, enrolled agents, CPA's, bookkeepers and tax preparers.
We have serviced our industry since 1947.
Our members enjoy benefits such as continuing professional education, state legislative monitoring and an annual state convention.
Membership also provides an extensive network of accounting professionals, which serves as an invaluable resource for information, assistance and referral.
On a monthly basis, local chapters offer the opportunity to network and to receive continuing professional education.
We have serviced our industry since 1947.
Our members enjoy benefits such as continuing professional education, state legislative monitoring and an annual state convention.
Membership also provides an extensive network of accounting professionals, which serves as an invaluable resource for information, assistance and referral.
On a monthly basis, local chapters offer the opportunity to network and to receive continuing professional education.
My cell phone also has working voice mail, so you can leave a message on my voice mail, or you can text message to my cell phone number if you like.
Directions to Kimbers Restaurant: From Interstate 40 East headed towards Burlington and Raleigh, or from Interstate 85 North headed towards Durham and Richmond, take Exit 138.
At the end of the exit ramp turn left to head North on NC Highway 61.
If you are traveling from the opposite direction, on I-85 South or on I-40 West, it will be a right turn off the Interstate at Exit 138.
Directions to Kimbers Restaurant: From Interstate 40 East headed towards Burlington and Raleigh, or from Interstate 85 North headed towards Durham and Richmond, take Exit 138.
At the end of the exit ramp turn left to head North on NC Highway 61.
If you are traveling from the opposite direction, on I-85 South or on I-40 West, it will be a right turn off the Interstate at Exit 138.
President Stephen Metelits called the meeting to order at 6:30 Pm.
After the minutes and treasurer's report were approved, announcements were made regarding upcoming events.
Following dinner, Larry Grossman presented "Fixing Depreciation Errors" with some very helpful member participation forms, Form 3115 and examples of the Supporting Statement to the Form 3115, making it easy to follow the line by line instruction of Form 3115.
After the Q & A, and having no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 8:12 pm.
After the minutes and treasurer's report were approved, announcements were made regarding upcoming events.
Following dinner, Larry Grossman presented "Fixing Depreciation Errors" with some very helpful member participation forms, Form 3115 and examples of the Supporting Statement to the Form 3115, making it easy to follow the line by line instruction of Form 3115.
After the Q & A, and having no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 8:12 pm.
An accountant shall not violate the confidential relationship between himself and his client or former client.
An accountant shall not allow any person to practice in his name who is not in partnership with him or in his employ.
3. Commission, brokerage, or other participation in the fees or profits of professional work shall not be allowed or paid directly by a member to any person not in the public accounting profession.
Commission, brokerage, or other participation in the fees, charges, or profits or work recommended or turned over to one outside the public accounting profession as incident to services for clients shall not be accepted directly or indirectly by a member.
An accountant shall not allow any person to practice in his name who is not in partnership with him or in his employ.
3. Commission, brokerage, or other participation in the fees or profits of professional work shall not be allowed or paid directly by a member to any person not in the public accounting profession.
Commission, brokerage, or other participation in the fees, charges, or profits or work recommended or turned over to one outside the public accounting profession as incident to services for clients shall not be accepted directly or indirectly by a member.
All applicants for membership must be of good moral character, apply for the highest level of membership for which they qualify, and shall pledge in writing to conform to the NCSA Rules of Professional Conduct.
Do you claim to only have an income tax practice, only prepare income tax returns and do not prepare financial statements?
B.) ACAT Credential (Accreditation Council for Accountancy & Taxation) circle one or all that apply.
D. Employed at least 3 years as an accountant under the direct supervision of a CPA or a Full member of NCSA.
Do you claim to only have an income tax practice, only prepare income tax returns and do not prepare financial statements?
B.) ACAT Credential (Accreditation Council for Accountancy & Taxation) circle one or all that apply.
D. Employed at least 3 years as an accountant under the direct supervision of a CPA or a Full member of NCSA.
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