Meet the Chapter President: Mike Danehy, CPA
In a time when the accounting profession is facing continued change, TSCPA Appalachian Chapter President Mike Danehy, CPA, remains focused on leading with a steady, strategic approach.
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In a time when the accounting profession is facing continued change, TSCPA Appalachian Chapter President Mike Danehy, CPA, remains focused on leading with a steady, strategic approach.
View MoreTSCPA recently welcomed its newest staff member, Tanya Washington, who will serve the society as program support coordinator, providing logistical and administrative support for student and emerging professional and other outreach programs.
View MoreThe path to becoming a CPA is not always linear, as TSCPA member Treavor Crisp, CPA, recalls.
View MoreTechnology’s never-ending march to “faster, cheaper and smaller” shows no signs of slowing.
View MoreIn the January/February 2025 issue, we reviewed expectations for the tax year ahead based on the campaign promises made by President Donald Trump.
View MoreThe Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) is looking ahead to what is next as many of its current projects are near the Final Accounting Standards Update (ASU) milestone.
View MoreOn July 10, the U.S. Senate unanimously passed H.R. 517, the Filing Relief for Natural Disasters Act, allowing the U.S. Department of the Treasury and the IRS to grant tax relief when a governor declares either a disaster or state emergency.
View MoreAlthough some reports have declared the Great Resignation is over, now is not the time to take your eye off the ball of employee retention.
View MoreThe path to CPA licensure in Tennessee has expanded with the recent passage of SB 1316/HB 1330, known as the Less is More Act of 2025.
View MoreGenerational differences dominate workplace conversations. We’ve all heard the shorthand: Boomers value loyalty, Gen X is independent, Millennials crave feedback, Gen Z prioritizes flexibility.
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