December 23, 2024

State Senators Reception & Dinner Tuesday, January 7The Cornhusker Marriott, Renaissance Room, Lincoln Business, Industry & Innovation Conference with Duncan Aviation Tour Tuesday, April 29 | 6 CPEDuncan Aviation, Lincoln Not-For-Profit & Governmental Accounting Conference Wednesday-Thursday, June 25-26 | 16 CPENebraska Innovation Campus Conference Center, Lincoln ABCs of Business Happy Hour Wednesday, June 25The Barred […]

Membership in the Nebraska Society of CPAs signifies your commitment to the accounting profession and the belief that much can be accomplished by working together. Welcome to the premier organization for CPAs and accounting professionals in Nebraska. CPA Membership Trenton Cooper, BMG Certified Public Accountants LLP, LincolnBraelyn Dubbert, Forvis Mazars LLP, LincolnTristan Junker, Core CPAs

Ethan T. Boes, CPA, has been promoted to manager at Hancock & Dana PC in Omaha. Boes joined the firm in 2018 and has focused on individual and entity tax compliance and consulting projects. He is also involved in the firm’s Tax Legislation Research Committee. Boes is a graduate of the University of Nebraska at

By working together to open doors and provide support, we can ensure a bright and diverse future for the accounting profession and ensure a fully stocked talent pipeline. From bussing tables in a restaurant and carrying golf bags in Omaha to leading 90,000 employees across 143 countries in a global audit organization that generates more

Virgil J. Goracke 1935-2023Nebraska Certificate #678Society Certificate #70834-Year Member The Society has made a donation to The Foundation of the Nebraska Society of Certified Public Accountants in memory of Virgil.

Opening a Donor Advised Fund (DAF) before the end of the year offers unique financial and philanthropic advantages. As the end of the calendar year approaches, it’s an excellent time to reflect on giving goals, tax strategies, and ways to make a meaningful difference in the community. Here are a few key reasons why opening

Believe it or not, when selling an accounting practice, the best buyer is not a larger firm, it is usually an individual. Most often, it is a current employee of a practice near you, or someone coming out of a large or regional firm who is looking for a platform to build on. This holds

Despite the best of intentions, it is impossible for a trust settlor, and the practitioners advising them, to predict the future. So what options are available when an irrevocable trust no longer achieves its intended objectives? Fortunately, four primary tools allow practitioners to modify trusts to adapt to changes in family dynamics, financial situations, and