South Carolina Security Breach

On Friday, October 26, South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley announced that millions of South Carolinians had their personal information stolen through an international attack. In addition to protection from www.protectmyid.com/scdor, there are additional ways you can protect your information. View the Consumer Protection Tips.  Consumers: Sign up for one year of free credit monitoring and insurance, and lifetime ID theft-resolution services – protectmyid.com/scdor (use the code “scdor123”) or call (866) 578-5422. Businesses: Sign up for free lifetime monitoring from Dun & Bradstreet Credibility Corp. or Experian. Read more.

 

Educational Fund Scholarships

Scholarship applications are available for student members through the SCACPA Educational Fund.  The number of scholarships awarded each year depends upon the qualifications of the applicants and available funds. Amounts range from $500 to $2500. Applications must be postmarked by June 1, 2013.  Learn more.

 

Financial Literacy

The South Carolina Association of CPAs is dedicated to helping South Carolinians make sound financial decisions through its financial literacy efforts.

Financial Planning for Disaster

Natural or manmade disasters can strike at any time. Of course, your family’s health and security are the most important considerations. Once safety concerns have been addressed, regaining order in your finances is essential for returning to normal life. The South Carolina Association of CPAs advises that proper planning and preparation before disaster strikes is crucial. CPAs offer these tips on how to do it. >>>Learn More

Find a CPA

Are you in need of a CPA? Please use our FREE referral service to find a CPA who meets your needs in your area.

Request for Audit Proposal

Post your request for audit proposal with the South Carolina Association of Certified Public Accountants. With more than 3,850 members, SCACPA is a great resource for posting your requests. And, best of all, this service is free of charge! Simply click here to submit your proposal and we'll post your request within two business days.

Total Tax Insights

TheTotal Tax Insights™ calculator  is the first-of-a-kind tool brought to you by the CPA profession that will give you a clearer view of your estimated annual tax obligation based on your place of residence across the country. There are more than 20 types of federal, state and local taxes included – some of which may surprise you. The more you know about the taxes you pay, the greater insight you will have to make better informed financial decisions. You may start thinking differently about a lot of things, such as whether to pay off a mortgage, start a new business or when and how to save for retirement. Give it a try and then let’s talk about whether you are ready to begin the process of planning, managing and building your financial future.

 


Exhibit and Sponsorship Opportunties


Do you want to reach more than 3,900 CPAs in South Carolina?  SCACPA offers many different sponsorship opportunities through out the year giving you the chance to connect with many CPAs accross the state.  View the 2013 Marketing Guide to reserve your space at our next conference.


How do I become a CPA?


Are you interested in becoming a CPA? To sit for the CPA Exam, you must be atleast 18 years old and have 120 semester hours (24   hours must be in business classes).  CLICK HERE to view the exam requirements in South Carolina.


Public Resources 

The Association provides consumer resources, such as a speaker's bureau, an accounting glossary, information about CPAs, how to find a CPA and links to many other resources.  

(803) 791-4181
membership@scacpa.org

Financial Literacy Task Force

Chair

Ken Newhouse, CPA
Columbia, SC