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The AICPA Information Technology Center (IT Center) provides a venue for CPAs, their clients, employers, and customers to research, monitor, assess, educate and communicate the impact of technology and its affect on the management of financial information. The IT Center serves CPAs who hold the Certified Information Technology Professional (CITP) Credential, members of the AICPA Information Technology Section, and CPAs who want to maximize information technology to increase efficiency and provide value-add services.
IT Section offers an array of tools to help CPAs build information technology expertise and boost profitability. In addition, members receive access to exclusive content on the IT Center Website and access to targeted publications offering practical guidance and significant discounts on products and services.
The Information Technology Community provides invaluable resources for CPAs that leverage technology to provide information assurance services. Learn more about our community.
A Certified Information Technology Professional (CITP) is a Certified Public Accountant recognized for his or her unique ability to provide business insight by leveraging knowledge of information relationships and supporting technologies. Learn how you can become one.

Spotlight

2010 AICPA Top Technology Initiatives Survey
The results of this annual survey are in. Find out what your peers voted as the top initiatives they believe will impact financial management and the fulfillment of other fiduciary responsibilities.
AICPA IT Audit School
October 4-7 at the Georgia Society of CPA's in Atlanta, Georgia. Developed to help auditors as well as controllers and internal audit staff members better understand how information technology impacts financial reporting. In addition, this school uncovers the essential guidance on which IT considerations need to be addressed and the extent to which they should be considered, tested and reported on within the conduct of a financial statement audit.
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Ballot Initiative Member Segment Article

In May 2010, the AICPA governing Council unanimously voted to ballot AICPA members on a proposed bylaw amendment to update the requirements for admission to the Institute. The recommendation is a part of the first major comprehensive review of membership requirements since the 1950s. The bylaw amendment would add a provision to the current CPA certificate requirement for voting membership. The proposed change would permit people to qualify for admission in the AICPA as voting members if they at any time possessed a valid CPA certificate and the certificate was not revoked as a result of a disciplinary action, or if they meet the education, examination and experience requirements set out in the Uniform Accountancy Act and are of good moral character and have never been granted a right to practice.

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