COVID’s effect on Local Finance Departments Here is the link to the Zoom webinar from Wednesday, June 10th
Our mission at the Massachusetts Municipal Auditors' & Accountants' Association is to facilitate the development of closer relationships and better understanding among those concerned with municipal accounting and finance in Massachusetts, and support the discussion and analysis of problems relating to municipal finance under the laws of Massachusetts, and discover other objectives of mutual interest between Massachusetts municipal accounting officers. |
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Active membership may be held in the Association by the City Auditor, Town Accountant, Finance Director or Officer having similar duties of any Massachusetts City or Town, and the Accounting Officer of any District, so-called, in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. There shall be no more than two Active Memberships from each City, Town or District.
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MMAAA Certification ProgramMany years ago the Massachusetts Municipal Auditors’ and Accountants’ Association (MMAAA) established a Certification Program to provide a measurement of achievement for governmental auditors and accountants. The Program, which is purely voluntary and restricted only to members, is offered by the Association to advance the professionalism of its members. Members who pass both the Practical (Accounting) and Legal examinations and meet all of the educational and experience requirements are recognized as a Certified Governmental Accountant (CGA) by the Association. The examinations, which are very in-depth, test a member’s knowledge of municipal accounting and law. The examinations are held at the Annual School (usually at U-Mass, Amherst in March), and the certificates are awarded to those newly certified members at our Annual Meeting (usually at Cape Cod in June). | In order to retain CGA status, one must be a continuous member of the Association every year, and attend the Annual School at least once every three years. |