The National Society of Accountants for Cooperatives

The Cooperative Compass

Accounting, Tax, Finance and Business Education Uniquely Tailored to Cooperatives

The National Society of Accountants for Cooperatives (NSAC) is the only professional organization dedicated to providing education, resources and connections to professionals exclusively involved in the financial management and planning of cooperatives.

Joining the NSAC connects you with a vibrant network of professionals and industry experts in the cooperative sector, fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing. Members gain access to specialized education through events, webinars, and seminars tailored to cooperative tax, accounting, and finance. With resources like "The Cooperative Accountant" and CONNECT, our exclusive platform, NSAC supports your professional growth while keeping you informed on industry trends.

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Events

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Accessing and Filing Direct Pay Energy Tax Credits: An Overview for Electric Cooperatives
March 26, 2025

Accessing and Filing Direct Pay Energy Tax Credits: An Overview for Electric Cooperatives

Learn more about “Elective Payment”, commonly referred to as “Direct Pay”, for energy tax credits that are available for electric cooperatives. You won't want to miss this 90-minute Zoom with Paul Gutierrez, Legislative Affairs Director at NRECA, and Bill Miller, Tax Partner at Bolinger, Segars, Gilbert & Moss. Our panelists will give you a broad overview of what energy tax credits are eligible for direct pay, discuss the requirements to ...

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The Cooperative Compass
May 5 - 6, 2025

The Cooperative Compass

NSAC is excited to announce The Cooperative COMPASS - pointing accounting, tax, and finance professionals in the co-op industry towards an extraordinary educational and networking experience - taking place May 5-6, 2025 in vibrant Kansas City in cooperation with NSAC’s Mid-West Chapter. This unique conference is tailored specifically for professionals dedicated to the financial management and strategic planning of cooperatives. COMPASS ...

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Think Like a Hacker: Cybersecurity Update
June 3, 2025

Think Like a Hacker: Cybersecurity Update

Roman will walk through a plethora of necessary components of an accounting teams security planning including the latest information breach statistics and the specifics of how to minimize your organization’s greatest exposure: YOUR PERSONNEL. Security is consistently listed as one of the AICPA’s Top Technology concerns, but few organizations take it seriously until they have been impacted by a breach. Roman will walk through a variety of ...

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NSAC Atlantic Chapter 2025 Annual Meeting
June 8 - 10, 2025

NSAC Atlantic Chapter 2025 Annual Meeting

Save the date for the NSAC Atlantic Chapter 2025 Annual Meeting in the beautiful coastal city of Wilmington, North Carolina, June 8-10, 2025! This event is tailored for tax and accounting professionals in the cooperative industry, offering 10 hours of CPE credit to help you stay ahead of the latest trends, along with invaluable networking opportunities to connect with peers and industry leaders. Attendees will also enjoy a special outing to ...

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NSAC 2025 Great Lakes Chapter Annual Meeting
June 12 - 13, 2025

NSAC 2025 Great Lakes Chapter Annual Meeting

Connect. Learn. Grow. SAVE THE DATE - June 12-13, 2025! Join cooperative tax, accounting, and finance professionals from across the Great Lakes region for two days of insightful education, meaningful connections, and industry-focused discussions. Expand Your Network Build relationships with cooperative professionals facing the same challenges and opportunities as you. Engage in conversations that go beyond the numbers and strengthen your ...

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Loper Bright – Supreme Court Decision – Implications on Tax Regulations

Loper Bright – Supreme Court Decision – Implications on Tax Regulations

March 19, 2025

In the Spring 2024 column of TAXFAX, David Antoni, Christopher Hanna and Eric Krienert of Moss Adams authored Loper Bright Goes Up to Supreme Court and Implications for Federal Agency Regulations. The article provided an overview of Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo, Case No. 22-451, certiorari granted (May 1, 2023), for which the Supreme Court heard oral arguments on January 17, 2024. The case set-up a challenge to overturn the Supreme ...

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Section 163(j) and Patronage Dividends Patrons Receive from Credit Cooperatives

Section 163(j) and Patronage Dividends Patrons Receive from Credit Cooperatives

February 28, 2025

The U.S. Department of Treasury (Treasury) and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) provide taxpayers with an opportunity to suggest tax issues of general interest for which guidance would be helpful to taxpayers under a program called the Priority Guidance Plan. The National Council of Farmer Cooperatives (NCFC) sent a letter on May 30, 2024 recommending the issuance of guidance with respect to the treatment of patronage dividends received by a ...

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NSAC Honors David Antoni with the 2025 Silver Bowl Award

NSAC Honors David Antoni with the 2025 Silver Bowl Award

February 18, 2025

[Miamisburg Ohio, February 10, 2025] The National Society of Accountants for Cooperatives (NSAC) is proud to announce David Antoni, National Tax Managing Director at Moss Adams LLP, as the 2025 Silver Bowl Award recipient. This prestigious honor—the highest recognition in the cooperative accounting industry presented by NSAC—celebrates individuals whose exceptional contributions have strengthened and advanced the cooperative ...

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Digital literacy: a Must-Have For Accountants

Digital literacy: a Must-Have For Accountants

February 7, 2025

The role of an accountant has been evolving significantly over the last several years and will continue to be notably impacted by continuously emerging technology solutions. The days when accountants were predominantly number-crunchers and those that put together financial reports are dwindling, if not all together gone. Traditional accounting tasks have been streamlined or eliminated with the introduction of multiple technological solutions.

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