Headquartered in Bloomington, the Society operates through councils, outstate chapters and a board of directors elected by the membership. Membership is open to anyone holding a CPA certificate. Courses, conferences, luncheons, breakfasts, workshops, forums and roundtables are available to all members at a discount. A slate of diverse and active volunteer councils are the backbone of the Society. Councils cover all areas, from administrative duties to public relations functions.
Councils provide invaluable opportunities for networking and leadership development.
Council service is open to all members. The combination of dedicated volunteers and trained staff allows the Society to offer a wide variety of benefits and services to its members. In addition to networking opportunities and discounted CPE, Society members have access to insurance programs, credit union membership, discounted movie and event tickets, a referral service, Society-coordinated publications and many other perks. Now that you have passed the Uniform CPA Exam, you need to become licensed in order to practice accounting as a sole proprietor or in a CPA firm. The licensing process verifies that applicants have practical public accounting experience of reasonable variety and importance, consistent with the competence generally expected of a certified public accountant.