The Cpa Network
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About
The Cpa Network
Founded in
1977
EIN
23-7442087
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)()
Category/Type
Educational Support
Address
8555 N DIXIE DR DAYTON, OH 45414-2463 United States
Website
http://www.schockpoores.com
Phone
(937)-276-2149
Email address
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About
Schock & Poores CPAs, founded in 1970, is a Dayton, OH-based certified public accounting firm committed to openness, honesty, and client-oriented service. They offer services in taxes, accounting, payroll, real estate advising, audit and assurance, business consulting, and QuickBooks support.
Mission
The CPA Network is dedicated to serving CPA firms by providing them with educational programs and fostering a sense of mutual assistance among its member firms. They offer seminars focused on taxation, accounting, auditing, and practice management to equip firms with the knowledge and skills to excel and strengthen their professional capabilities.
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