Byrnes and Minto will discuss how technology has had a direct effect on the volatility of the stock market and money laundering and the use of anabolic steroids in sports.

Hosted by the New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants (NYSSCPA) and its Foundation for Accounting Education (FAE) the Show is the largest annual meeting of CPAs and accounting and business executives in New York State, and features an exhibit floor with companies in the information technology, computer services, banking, publishing and insurance fields.

Attendees can earn continuing professional educational credits with 16 sessions covering technology, tax, auditing and ethics topics. These 100 minute sessions offer two CPE credits each on topics such as The SET Tax, a single rate tax simplification proposal; Is Technology Sinking Your Practice?; The CPA's Role in Charitable Planning; Using Recognition to Drive Employee Retention and Productivity and an Accounting Software Shootout Panel.

More details for both attendees and companies interested in exhibit space can be found by visiting www.nycpashow.com.