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| Debra Davenport to Be Honored with Life Membership |
| Debra Kay Davenport, CPA, will be honored as an ASCPA Life Member on May 8 at the ASCPA Annual Meeting. Davenport served as Arizona Auditor General from 1999 to 2018. Watch for more information in the March/April issue of AZ CPA magazine. |
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| Using Tax Credits to Prepare AZ Youth to Succeed |
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| Legislative and Accountancy Board Update – Dec. 2018 |
| This month’s update includes information on new state House and Senate committee leadership, a meeting with Governor Ducey’s new Chief of Staff, an update on conformity and information from the Accountancy Board’s December meeting. |
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| Dress to Impress |
| Take advantage of the ASCPA and Brooks Brothers Corporate Membership Program. As an ASCPA member, you can look your best while saving 15% on all regularly priced merchandise at Brooks Brothers stores. |
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| Member Orientation – Jan. 11, 2019 |
| If you would like to learn how to maximize your member benefits, join us for member orientation at the ASCPA. Complimentary breakfast and networking begins at 8 a.m., and the program will run from 8:30-9:30 a.m. RSVP by Jan. 8. |
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| ASCPA Profiles - The Power of Community |
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| James E. Raftery, CPA, PC: Tax and Accounting Services |
- The majority of their clients are nonprofit organizations and startup companies.
- The staff travels to the countries where their nonprofit clients have projects. They have visited Guatemala, Mexico, Honduras, Philippines, Haiti and Germany to help them better understand their clients.
- They have been told that “they don’t seem like accountants.”
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