Legislative Activities & Political Action Committee (PAC) 

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MNCPA on the Road Again - 2010 CPA Profession and Legislative Update

MNCPA President, Betsy Adrian and Director of Government Relations, Geno Fragnito are visiting cities all over Minnesota this fall. Come and hear the latest issues, Minn. Board of Accountancy updates and legislative news affecting CPAs.

Become a key legislative contact

Key legislative contacts make a difference for their profession by contacting elected officials and becoming a liaison between them and the MNCPA. If you have a relationship with a legislator, or are willing to establish one, you are qualified to become a key legislative contact. 

Contribute to the MNCPA Political Action Committee (PAC)

The MNCPA PAC is your political action committee. It was formed to raise funds for, and provide financial assistance to, public officials who actively support the CPA profession. Contributing to MNCPA PAC ensures lawmakers that CPAs are actively involved in issues affecting their profession. It is an investment in your professional future and will help cover your assets.

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MNCPA Legislative Digest

The MNCPA Legislative Digest will connect you with relevant and valuable news on what is going on during the legislative session. Learn about which bills are being passed through Congress and our victories relating to the issues important to CPAs.
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Footnote Capitol Transactions article archive

Stay current on legislative news and events with stories, tips and grassroots involvement.

Contact your legislator

Get involved and make a difference by contacting your legislators. Through direct contact with them you can initiate change and influence their decisions as they relate to you and the accounting profession.

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Learn about the issues

Minnesota Department of Revenue Audit Initiatives

There has been an increase in the number of inexperienced auditors collecting money owed to the state. Learn why this is causing problems for CPAs.

Red Flags Rule
The Red Flags Rule will go into effect June 1, 2010. What does this mean for you and your clients? Find out all the important details.

Unlicensed Tax Preparer Regulation
The state is considering adding additional regulations for tax preparers. Find out what this will mean for your practice.

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