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Accountants for the Public Interest (API) has created this guide to assist accounting and business professionals who volunteer their time and expertise to the nonprofit sector.
in accounting at Iowa State University; Linda Ruchala; Bill Schwartz, dean of Indiana University-South Bend; Tony Tinker, professor at Baruch College--SUNY; Paul Williams, professor at North Carolina State University; Kristi Yuthas, professor at Portland State University; Milton Zisman, CPA and co-founder of
Accountants for the Public Interest.
Source:
Accountants for the Public Interest, api36@juno.
For the non-tax programs in other areas of the country, contact
Accountants for the Public Interest at 410/837-6533.
What a Difference Nonprofits Make: A Guide to Accounting Procedures,
Accountants for the Public Interest (API), 1012 14th Street, N.
While a member of
Accountants for the Public Interest during most of the 80's, Condon served on the New Jersey sections conference committee.
Many volunteer accounting services are provided through such not-for-profit groups as
Accountants for the Public Interest (API).
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Accountants for the Public Interest (API) gave several CPAs its annual API Volunteer Achievement Awards: Charles J.
Think of those volunteering for
Accountants for the Public Interest or the winners of the Accounting Exemplar Award of the public interest section of the American Accounting Association.
Affiliate organizations of
Accountants for the Public Interest (API) are looking for volunteers.
