Accountants See Wealth Leaving Massachusetts
Accountants continue to sound the alarm over high-income residents leaving Massachusetts, in part to avoid the new income surtax that even the CPAs acknowledge has led to a “surge” in state tax revenues.
Accountants continue to sound the alarm over high-income residents leaving Massachusetts, in part to avoid the new income surtax that even the CPAs acknowledge has led to a “surge” in state tax revenues.
Amy Pitter has seen a lot of changes in the accounting industry since she began her career 35 years ago. In 2011, she returned to the department as commissioner and it was then that she connected with the Massachusetts Society of Certified Public Accountants. When a leadership position opened up, she took a shot at it. Pitter recently sat down with Banker & Tradesman to talk about challenges facing the industry and by extension, the organization.