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The 2013 Professional Issues Update Is Coming to Your Backyard! - Hear the latest on the issues and trends affecting the CPA profession and businesses of every size. This member exclusive will be held in nine cities across the state. Register now to earn two hours of free CPE. Plus, you have an opportunity to earn additional CPE that can be applied to your ethics requirement. Learn more.

Our Nation's Fiscal Health - SCACPA is promoting two nonpartisan initiatives devoted to combating the U.S. federal debt.  Fix the Debt is a movement to put America on a better fiscal and economic path.  The Comeback America Initiative promotes fiscal responsiblity by engaging the public and key policymakers in order to achieve solutions to Ameirca's fiscal imbalances. We encourage you to consider getting involved.  

Become a Key Person Contact Today -  It is imperative to the success of SCACPA’s advocacy efforts that a Key Person Contact (KPC) is assigned to each of the state legislators.  As a KPC, you make that important personal contact to provide information and guidance.  Sign up today!

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View this week's legislative update.

UPDATE: SC BOA Bill Stopped in the Senate - House Bill 3459, which increases support for the state’s Board of Accountancy, exempts CPAs from private investigator certification and provides a number of technical corrections, was stopped in the Senate. Read more.

SCACPA's 2013 Legislative Wrap Up
For more on H.3459, as well as a wrap up on legislation that impacts the profession, click here.

CPAs Head to Capitol Hill - A group of CPAs headed to Capitol Hill recently to press lawmakers to deal with the daily issues of accountants and their clients, including taxes and regulations. Click here to read more.

NEWS ALERT: S.C. Supreme Court Upholds Sales Tax Exemptions - The Supreme Court Wednesday issued its ruling in the Bodman case. Click here to read more.

AICPA Ethics Codification Project - The AICPA’s Professional Ethics Executive Committee (PEEC) restructured the Institute’s ethics standards to improve the AICPA Code of Professional Conduct so that members and others can apply the rules and reach correct conclusions more easily and intuitively. The Proposed Revised AICPA Code of Professional Conduct was exposed for comment on April 15, 2013. Comments on the Exposure Draft will be accepted until August 15, 2013. Click here to learn more.