The Piedmont Chapter of the South Carolina Association of CPAs invites students interested in the accounting profession for a few hours of fun, food, bowling and networking with CPA professionals [...]
South Carolina stands out with its particular rules for journeying CPAs; and don’t forget your obligations in your former home By David R. Peters, CPA | SCACPA Member Since [...]
Happy New Year AND New Decade (although we know some of you will debate the “new decade” fact!). We are kicking off our first video blog of 2020 with changes [...]
The long-awaited SECURE Act is a new tax law that was passed on Dec. 20, 2019. Part of a larger appropriations bill, it is being considered the most significant [...]
There are only so many days left in December until the clock strikes midnight on 2019. Maybe in the end-of-year rush, you still need a few final CPE credits [...]
SCACPA is proud to announce an agreement with David R. Peters, CPA, to be the Association’s advisor and speaker on Business and Industry topics. Look for David to be an [...]
By Thomas G. Stephens Jr., CPA, CITP, CGMA When the topic of personal privacy is discussed, many individuals become alarmed when they learn how much information has been collected about [...]
Melisa Galasso, CPA, has prepared two videos that address Accounting Standards Updates that were issued by FASB in November. This first video covers ASU 2019-08—Compensation—Stock Compensation (Topic 718) and Revenue [...]
The AICPA's Professional Ethics Executive Committee (PEEC) is asking for feedback on future standard setting items. They have identified potential issues and practice areas where either updated standards are needed [...]
John Samuel Herin, CPA, M.S., the longtime University of South Carolina accounting professor who influenced generations of South Carolina CPAs, died on Sunday, Nov. 24. He was 93. John retired [...]
FASB has issued a proposal addressing implementation issues for its new hedge accounting rule. This technical correction addresses issues related to documentation, dual hedges and provides clarifications that forecasted transaction [...]
This Q3 in 2019 review covers the final standards issued by standard setters, including the two final SASes issued by the AICPA as well as a new forensic standard [...]
The Governmental Accounting Standards Board (GASB) has introduced an exposure draft to address issues when LIBOR goes away for hedges and leases for governmental entities. Trying to ease the burden [...]
Get your clients ready for tax season with these year-end tax planning strategies. Make the most of recent tax law changes, such as the new deduction for qualified business income, [...]
By Thomas G. Stephens Jr., CPA, CGMA, CITP, K2 Enterprises According to some studies, almost 60% of businesses are using Microsoft’s Office 365 services and products. According to Microsoft, there [...]
Welcome to the Federal Tax Update Podcast, hosted by Lynn Nichols, CPA. This is presented as a member benefit by the South Carolina Association of CPAs. The commentary is brief, [...]
Last year’s inaugural Fall Fest was the biggest event in SCACPA history, and we’re ready for this year’s event at the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center to be even bigger. [...]
The Greenville and Spartanburg Chapters of the Institute of Management Accountants invite you to their Fall CPE Event on Friday, Nov. 15, from 8 a.m.-noon at the BMW Zentrum [...]
The AICPA has issued an Invitation to Comment to provide feedback on a project related to materiality in attestation engagements that have non-quantitative subject matter. The ITC addresses the challenges [...]
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 [...]
