Throughout the recent South Carolina legislative session, the South Carolina Association of CPAs communicated to legislators and the public at large that Conformity is needed as soon as possible. [...]
South Carolina’s journey toward reaching Tax Conformity is on hold until the legislature meets again to consider it under Legislation Awaiting Final Action. The Sine Die Resolution allows the [...]
AICPA has held recent conversations that point to resources CPAs can use on how to remain relevant as the marketplace for tax compliance services is becoming commoditized by advances in [...]
South Carolina’s legislative session is set to adjourn on Thursday, May 10, and the fate of a Tax Conformity bill remains in serious question. Cindi Ross Scoppe, the Associate Editor [...]
By Ryan Geide | Senior Business Intelligence Developer, Kopis As a Structured Query Language Managed Services provider at Kopis, I regularly talk to companies about data management. When it comes [...]
As part of our mission to be on the forefront of advocacy for South Carolina CPAs, it has come to SCACPA’s attention that a South Carolina House panel has proposed [...]
South Carolina's goal should be to minimize the differences between Federal and state tax bases. This will conserve legislative, administrative and judicial resources, and it will reduce the taxpayers’ burden for compliance.
A Post and Courier story spells out how confusing it can be for South Carolina taxpayers who do not hire accounting professionals to abide by two sets of tax codes. SCACPA CEO is quoted as a source on South Carolina tax Conformity.
You have the knowledge. Now it’s time to give it a voice. SCACPA will host the latest installment of our Speaker Training Academy for two and a half days on [...]
This week, it was the state Senate who took a furlough week as members of the House of Representatives returned from their furlough and worked to give bills final reading [...]
The South Carolina Association of CPAs is proud to announce it has entered an enhanced business relationship as a Gold Affinity Partner with Paychex Inc. for the many payroll, retirement [...]
Average SC Teacher’s Pay is $10,000 Below National Average The average teacher’s salary of $48,769 in South Carolina is about $10,000 below the national average and nearly $2,200 less than [...]
The IRS is reminding more than 1 million taxpayers that time is running out to file a 2014 tax return and claim refunds totaling more than $1 billion. The IRS [...]
CPAs are on the verge of using blockchain technology to track a client’s physical assets and follow financial goods throughout their lifecycle. When auditors and clients can upload and analyze [...]
One of SCANA’s chief accountants left a five-minute voicemail warning in early 2016 to a key Santee Cooper employee that accused her utility's bosses of “mismanaging” the multibillion-dollar nuclear construction [...]
The straight Conformity of bill H. 5162, introduced by House Ways and Means Chair Brian White, has begun its path through debate in House committees. However, all House business was [...]
PhishLabs, a Charleston startup that specializes in Phishing protection, shared what it detected with the FBI about a sophisticated Iranian-based hacking campaign that targeted academic research computers and led to [...]
SC Gov. Henry McMaster sent a list of 135 sites from around the state to the U.S. Treasury Department on Friday, March 23, to be eligible to receive investments as [...]
CAYCE, S.C. –The South Carolina Association of Certified Public Accountants wants state legislators to know they are on a correct path with the recent bill that proposes South Carolina’s full [...]
We are hoping the CPA community can unite to help SCACPA member Jessica Glenney, CPA, CGMA, gather donations for parents who are faced with extended stays in children’s hospitals. It’s [...]
