SCACPA's Publications and Communications

south carolina cpa report

SCACPA’s full color professional journal is published quarterly and distributed to more than 3,900 CPAs and accounting professionals in South Carolina. With a fresh focus on producing a member driven publication to include more articles by South Carolina authors and in-depth features about SCACPA members, this publication continues to grow and evolve yearly. Read the current issue below or access the archives:

E-Communication archive

Miss a SCACPA E-Blast? Visit the archives to view e-communications from 2010 including:

• Quarterly CPE Catalog: SCACPA produces a quarterly booklet brochure that coincides with the CPE schedule (March 2011-February 2012). This brochure will be mailed to members and distributed at CPE seminars, in membership kits and other marketing mailings. More than 4,500 copies will be distributed each quarter to members and prospective members beginning in April 2010.

• Current Assets Monthly E-Newsletter: SCACPA members receive a monthly e-mail newsletter, Current Assets. This newsletter averages a 40% open rate and 30% click-through rate and is distributed to more than 3,500 members each month.

• CPE Source (previously Tuesday Teaser) Monthly E-Blast: The CPE Source is a monthly e-mail publication received by close to 4,000 accounting professionals and students. A highly read communication, this e-mail blast details upcoming SCACPA courses and offerings.

SCACPA Web site

SCACPA’s Web site receives an average of 4,000 unique visitors each month, and nearly 30% return more than once. Because CPAs are required to earn 40 hours of continuing education each year, most use the SCACPA Web site as a vehicle to research available classes and register online. A display ad in any of the sections of the SCACPA site will serve as a link to your company’s Web site and provide your company a great deal of exposure.

SCACPA reserves the right to refuse any or all advertising. All advertising accepted is subject to review. SCACPA does not publish advertising from companies whose programs, services, products, etc. compete with those offered by SCACPA to its members. Advertiser assumes liability for the content of its ads.