Tennessee Department of Revenue Expands Farm Equipment and Machinery Exemption
The Tennessee Department of Revenue recently issued Important Notice #22-14, expanding the farm equipment and machinery sales and use tax exemption.
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An Update on Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Developments
Since the emergence of blockchain and cryptocurrency, much has been said about the great potential associated with these technologies. Most would agree that we have realized only a fraction of that potential, with these tools hardly utilized today. However, recent blockchain and cryptocurrency developments place these technologies on a trajectory where they may realize their full potential.
View MoreFederal Reserve Raises Rates by Three-quarters of a Percentage Point
At its November meeting, the Federal Reserve approved a fourth consecutive three-quarter point interest rate increase as part of its efforts to bring down inflation.
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The Job of a Certified Public Accountant in Tennessee
View MoreIRS Sets April 18 as Tax Deadline for 2023
The IRS recently announced that the deadline to file and pay federal income taxes or request an automatic six-month extension will be Tuesday, April 18, 2023.
View MoreHigh School Students Explore Career Opportunities in Discover Accounting Program
TSCPA’s high school outreach initiative, the Discover Accounting Program, is coming to college campuses around Tennessee this fall for the first time since 2019.
View MoreIRS Offers New Process for Anonymous Reporting of Employee Retention Credit Mills
The IRS recently revealed it is offering a new way to submit anonymous reports regarding third-party vendors promoting improper claims for the employee retention credit that was implemented in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
View MoreSEC Proposes New Oversight Requirements for Certain Services Outsourced by Investment Advisers
The SEC recently proposed a new rule and rule amendments under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940 to prohibit registered investment advisers from outsourcing certain services and functions without conducting due diligence and monitoring of the service providers.
View MoreSEC Adopts Two Rules, Including “Clawback” Rule
The SEC recently adopted two rules, including a “clawback” rule intended to ensure publicly traded companies recover incentive-based compensation erroneously awarded to executives. The second adopted rule requires more transparency of mutual fund information shared with investors.
View MoreIRS Pilots Program To Improve Practitioner Priority Service® Line
The IRS has launched a pilot program utilizing speech recognition on its Practitioner Priority Service® (PPS) phone line.
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