Meet the Chapter President: Beth Landies, CPA
TSCPA Upper Cumberland Chapter President Beth Landies, CPA, has always had a passion for problem-solving and organization, which naturally led her to a career in accounting. View More
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TSCPA Upper Cumberland Chapter President Beth Landies, CPA, has always had a passion for problem-solving and organization, which naturally led her to a career in accounting. View More
For TSCPA Digital Communications Specialist Emily Ritchart, working with social media has been her focus since her college years at Louisiana State University (LSU). View More
This year, TSCPA Life Member Joe Decosimo turns 100 years old, and he is still going strong. View More
On April 21, the Tennessee General Assembly passed SB 1316/HB 1330, which aims to streamline various aspects of state licensing boards. View More
When Microsoft retired Windows 7 in 2020, many businesses – including a number of CPA firms and bookkeeping offices – ignored the early warnings. View More
Many taxpayers have businesses that they own and manage and seek ways to minimize their tax burden by claiming deductions for business use of their homes. View More
Recent economic developments, including shifts in inflation trends, interest rate fluctuations, global supply chain considerations, and evolving geopolitical conditions, are prompting many organizations to evaluate how recent events will impact their financial reporting processes and respective results. View More
Over the last few years, the accounting profession has faced continuous challenges as technology, workforce, environmental and regulatory changes have taken place. In response to these changes, TSCPA has been working to ensure that as the professional association representing CPAs in Tennessee, we are evolving as well. View More
CPAs and their employers can have a major positive impact on employees and the profession by talking about and supporting colleagues who are struggling with mental health issues. View More
Over the last two years, I shared a bold prediction in two articles in this journal.1,2 I warned about a growing threat of “stagflation,” which is the combination of slow economic growth and inflation occurring at the same time. View More