OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE NEBRASKA SOCIETY OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
One of the Nebraska Society of CPAs’ strengths is the role it plays as a sounding board for thoughts, ideas, and opinions from CPAs across the state. Through the Society, ideas may be channeled to the membership and then heard, analyzed, and acted upon.
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The Nebraska Society of CPAs traces its beginnings to March 10, 1908, at the Millard Hotel in Omaha, where several public accountants initially gathered together and over the next few years organized under the name Nebraska State Association of Public Accountants.
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As a 501(c)(6) organization, we are not organized for profit and our net earnings don’t benefit shareholders—they fund member programs and initiatives to assist YOU! Webcasts Watch and learn via thousands of courses offering engaging content—from AI to cybersecurity, ethics to leadership, tax to technical skills, and more. Conferences Whether you work in audit, tax,
By joining, you receive members-only perks, an exclusive publication, networking opportunities, and a whole lot of exposure for yourself and your organization.
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Society Committees Accounting Careers Business & Industry Continuing Professional Education (CPE) Ethics Fall Conference Governmental Accounting & Auditing Not-For-Profit Political Education Public Policy Taxation Women In Accounting Committees meet two to three times per year. To volunteer, email society@nescpa.org. How You Can Get Involved As a committee member for the Nebraska Society of CPAs, you
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The mission of the Nebraska Society of Certified Public Accountants is to enhance the professional success of the members; to encourage the maintenance of high professional standards; to facilitate relationships among the members; to further the professional knowledge, competence, and performance of the members; to promote a better understanding of services rendered by members; to promote the accounting profession; and to act in a representative capacity for the profession.
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