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CPAs Meet with Congressman in Traverse City
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Traverse City-area CPAs enjoyed the opportunity to
network with colleagues, as well as converse with the Congressman in an
intimate lunch setting. |
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On January 16, 2009, Michigan CPAs from the 4th Congressional District
enjoyed the opportunity to meet their U.S. Representative at the “CPAs for
Congressman Dave Camp” lunch reception hosted at the Park Place Hotel in
Traverse City. Congressman Camp, a loyal friend to the CPA profession over
the years, has supported policies that have been endorsed by the AICPA. Most
recently, Congressman Camp co-sponsored legislation in the U.S. House of
Representatives seeking to equalize taxpayer and tax preparer reporting
standards by reducing the tax preparer standard from “More Likely Than Not”
back to a “Realistic Possibility of Success.”
Traverse City-area CPAs also enjoyed the opportunity to network with
colleagues, as well as converse with the Congressman in an intimate lunch
setting. Congressman Camp indicated he was pleased to have the chance to
show his appreciation to small business owners who drive the local economy
of the 4th district, and the “financial experts desperately needed to help
Michigan thrive again.” He shared his hope that CPAs statewide understand
how important their role will be over the coming months and years as the
nation works through tough economic times.
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March/April 2009
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