Does your firm have up-to-date succession plans? SCACPA and the South Carolina Board of Accountancy are partnering to remind CPAs that this year’s firm renewal process will address this [...]
The AICPA has rolled out a Toolkit to Assist Firms in identifying affiliates under the new ET Section 1.224.020. In June 2019, the PEEC rolled out a new definition [...]
THIS WEEK: ENROLLMENT IS OPEN for Virtual Fall Fest 2020 on Nov. 12-13! In the interest of safety, we are converting this event to two days of Tax and [...]
THIS WEEK: As of Aug. 31, we are on the verge of 90% of our members having renewed their dues for 2020-21 All-Inclusive Membership. SCACPA is excited for all [...]
The General Accounting Office has issued an audit alert to provide considerations for auditors as to how COVID-19 will impact Yellow Book audits. The alert addresses risk assessment, audit [...]
Welcome to the Federal Tax Update Podcast, hosted by Lynn Nichols. This is presented as a member benefit by the South Carolina Association of CPAs. It is produced to provide [...]
The AICPA has issued a Technical Q&A to provide guidance on how nongovernmental entities should account for monies received under the CARES Act. The Q&A addresses questions related to [...]
By Copper Dome Strategies Friday, April 24, 2020 Gov. Henry McMaster lifted some restrictions on public access to beaches and waterways and announced the creation of a task force [...]
SCACPA would like to thank all state agencies and partners for their hard work during this difficult time. Thanks to Copper Dome Strategies for their assistance in bringing SCACPA [...]
THIS WEEK: The SCACPA Update Page for COVID-19 Developments and Resources can be found at https://www.scacpa.org/scacpa-update-page-for-covid-19-developments. We are updating this page with links to news as it becomes available. [...]
“GAAP has become increasingly complex in the past decades, and it’s probably the biggest issue impacting private companies” By Melisa Galasso, CPA | SCACPA Advisor and Speaker on A&A [...]
Setting ‘micro-goals’ for yourself every month can lead the way to the big results you want By Katie Matthews, SCACPA Contributor When you make the time to set career and [...]
Think beyond the big binder operations manual – creating an interactive knowledge base for employees and clients can be profitable in many ways By Chris Hervochon, CPA, CVA | [...]
GASB is looking for preparers to answer questions in a survey about interim financial reporting. As part of pre-agenda research, GASB would like to understand current practice and if there [...]
This short blog will address a new Technical Q&A that the AICPA issued regarding the proper reporting for comparative financial statements in the year of adoption of SAS 134. The [...]
SCACPA encourages all its members to offer their expertise as CPAs for our advocacy efforts through the State House. We know our members offer well-researched and objective knowledge in [...]
SCACPA is currently looking for volunteers to serve as Educational Fund trustees. Serving as an Ed Fund trustee is an easy way to volunteer in SCACPA and work with [...]
House Bill Asks for Bitcoin to be Counted for Campaign Funding The House judiciary committee is considering a bill that would allow political candidates to accept digital currency to [...]
View from the Dome – Feb. 1, 2019 By Copper Dome Strategies, LLC The fourth week of the legislative session saw both chambers settling in to what will be [...]
No CPA is looking forward to the long hours and deadline pressure of Tax Season. The ability to recharge and refresh is at a premium. And while there are [...]
