The South Carolina Association of CPAs is mourning the loss of H. McRoy Skipper Jr., CPA, and his wife, Jo, who both died in a tragic multi-vehicle traffic accident [...]
COMMUNICATE Content Strategist Gregory Hardy will send out Current Assets this week, which will include information about plans for SCACPA's October Month of Service. We will be awarding Community [...]
IRS Loophole Proposal Could Constrict Exceptional SC Scholarship Donations Proposed IRS regulations that attempt to clarify expectations between charitable contributions and tax payments could limit a loophole that made [...]
The SCACPA Communications team is happy to provide you with the weekly Current Assets e-newsletters every Thursday and our quarterly South Carolina CPA Report magazine. But you can find [...]
Bauknight Pietras & Stormer, P.A., which started in 1991 as a four-person accounting practice, has been ranked the No. 1 accounting firm in the Columbia region, according to Columbia Business [...]
COURSE TITLE: “Complete Coverage of 199A Regulations” REGISTER NOW: SMTX59 – In-Person | LITX59 – Livestream Lynn Nichols, CPA, host of SCACPA’s Federal Tax Update Podcast and presenter for [...]
Legislators Float Ideas for State’s $177 Million Budget Surplus S.C Comptroller Richard Eckstrom announced a one-time $177 million surplus for the fiscal year that ended for the state’s $8.1 [...]
OPERATIONS SCACPA Staff had their first annual cookout and pool party on Aug. 11. Staff and their families had a wonderful time floating in the sun, swimming and eating [...]
Note: Read a summary about the Senate Finance Subcommittee on Conformity’s initial Aug. 8 meeting here. The Senate Finance Subcommittee on Conformity met for the second time on Wednesday morning, [...]
How South Carolina Differs from Other States in Wayfair Decision The Baker Donelson law firm examines how the Supreme Court’s Wayfair decision for collecting online sales taxes already has [...]
The IRS’s proposed regulations to explain and interpret Code Section 199A stemming from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act were released on Wednesday, Aug. 8. Lynn Nichols, of the [...]
In the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court’s recent decision in South Dakota v. Wayfair, Inc., the South Carolina Department of Revenue has released three Public Drafts for public comment [...]
OPERATIONS Many staff members will be visiting and supporting the Chapter Officer/Board Retreat in Charleston. Meetings during the retreat will consist of , orientation for new Chapter Officers, policy [...]
Note: Read about the Aug. 15 second meeting of the Senate Finance Subcommittee on Conformity that featured testimony from SCACPA Board Member and Treasurer Ken Newhouse here. The first [...]
Removing Barriers for Women to Work Could Diminish S.C.’s Labor Shortage While South Carolina’s unemployment rate is at its lowest point in about 40 years, the state trails the [...]
Content Courtesy of Kopis | SCACPA Gold Affinity Partner Hybrid cloud environments are a recent trend in software development that are creating interesting opportunities for businesses. A hybrid cloud solution [...]
Changes are coming for those who perform attestation engagements. A standard proposed by the AICPA Auditing Standards Board would change the terminology for what has been known as a “review [...]
The countdown to October has begun for SCACPA’s annual Month of Service. The Association is proud to offer ways to connect with your peers to make a difference in [...]
Cassidy CPA is a local firm that continues to grow and enhance our services. We are looking for a tax accountant to join our team. The ideal candidate will [...]
By Thomas McCormick, CPA | SCACPA Member Since 2013 As time has passed since the enactment of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, tax professionals have noted mistakes in [...]