SCACPA congratulates Chris Hervochon, CPA, CVA, (SCACPA Member since 2017) for being selected among the 2019 "40 Under 40" in the Accounting Profession by CPA Practice Advisor magazine. He will [...]
Those who need help resolving state tax issues can visit the SC Department of Revenue’s Taxpayer Advocate across the state beginning in October. The Advocate, who is based in [...]
IN THIS ISSUE: Columbia City Council’s plan to impose business fees for nonprofits would hit hospitals but not churches. … S.C.’s unemployment rate falls to 3.2% in August, thanks [...]
The South Carolina Board of Accountancy voted its approval to raise annual license fees starting for 2021 during a Special Called Meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 24. The vote came [...]
The U.S. Department of Labor announced a final rule on Tuesday, Sept. 24 that makes 1.3 million American workers newly eligible for overtime pay. It updates the earnings thresholds [...]
THIS WEEK: SCACPA is on the road, bringing you CPE in Myrtle Beach (Wednesday), Greer (Thursday) and Florence (Friday). … The SCACPA Advocacy Team will attend a Special Called Meeting [...]
The South Carolina Department of Revenue has issued a pair of approved advisory opinions based on public drafts that were released in August. The first informs retailers that federal government [...]
Course Title: “The New AICPA Auditor’s Report” Date of Broadcast: Tuesday, Dec. 10, 9 a.m.; Date Recorded: May 12, 2019 Expected Credit Hours: 1 CPE. SCACPA members can apply one hour from their 2019-20 [...]
Hurricane Dorian Evacuations, Closures Said to Cost Charleston $58.6 Million Hurricane Dorian marked five straight years that the Palmetto State’s tourism industry lost business due to storms and flooding, [...]
Advocate As SCACPA monitors the aftermath of Hurricane Dorian, we will provide updates regarding our activities, including working with legislators and FEMA on getting extensions, and those will be found [...]
Melisa Galasso talks about two big proposals just released from the Financial Accounting Standards Board. The first proposal relates to the movement away from LIBOR. As LIBOR has come [...]
Hurricane Dorian Damage Assessments are Being Collected to Calculate Cleanup Costs As South Carolina’s coastal residents clear the debris caused by Hurricane Dorian, municipal workers have begun to haul [...]
What were the critical changes in South Carolina’s tax and regulatory laws enacted during the past legislative session? The state’s Department of Revenue has prepared a summary of these [...]
Advocate As SCACPA monitors the aftermath of Hurricane Dorian, we will provide updates regarding our activities, including working with legislators and FEMA on getting extensions, and those will be found [...]
The weeks are ticking down until the start of our annual October Month of Service drive, and SCACPA is proud to help CPAs connect with their peers to make a [...]
Now that South Carolina has finished enduring the immediate threat of Hurricane Dorian, many SCACPA members are contacting the Association in search of news about possible state and federal tax [...]
The South Carolina Association of CPAs wants our members to be aware that we monitor news and weather forecasts for projected hurricanes and other natural disasters for their possible effects [...]
Agreements that are not carefully considered for changing conditions can become “ticking-time bombs” that can lead to animosity – or years of litigation. By Dustin C. Scott, CPA, CVA, [...]
Waffle House Team Mobilizes with Suppliers to Serve Communities as Dorian Threatens Carolinas From a conference room in Waffle House’s Atlanta headquarters, the path of Hurricane Dorian is monitored [...]
SCACPA members should be aware that the Association has confirmed that the South Carolina Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation is conducting an email verification drive in advance of license [...]
