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The U.S. Department of the Treasury and the IRS recently issued proposed regulations that provide guidance under a new section of the law that disallows deductions for certain charitable conservation contributions by partnerships and other pass-through entities.
View MoreFor TSCPA Nashville Chapter President Courtney Bach, CPA, balance has been key to achieving her goals.
View MoreSee the list of Successful Candidates who recently passed the CPA Exam.
View MoreFor TSCPA Graphic Designer Viktoriya Tysyachuk, following her passion has led to career success.
View MoreWhile many of her classmates were finishing their undergraduate degree, Rebekah Martin, CPA, was already on her way to earning her CPA license.
View MoreRecall I reported earlier in the year that the IRS issued IR-2022-183 warning against third parties improperly computing the ERC. Then, the IRS issued a "renewed warning" in IR-2023-40 warning about promoters who aggressively mislead people and businesses into thinking they can claim these credits.
View MoreInternal Revenue Service (IRS) procedures seem to be outdated due to a lack of technology. On a good day, one can call the IRS and only wait on hold for an hour or two before speaking to an agent who may request a form be faxed. A tax professional may have spent half their workday by the time the situation is resolved or a plan of action has been established.
View MoreAs we navigate an environment with rapidly changing technological advancements, the audit world will need to integrate artificial intelligence (AI) into its approach to enhance accuracy, efficiency and insight.
View MoreAccording to a spring 2023 survey for Accounting Today's Top 100 Firms and Regional Leaders report, the country’s leading accounting firms identified 20 major problems they'll be dealing with in the future. Staffing, and staffing-related issues, make up the top five spots out of the 20 identified. This two-part article series takes a deep dive into the challenges the CPA profession is facing related to talent recruitment and retention.
View MoreThe Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA) was passed by Congress in 1999 with bipartisan support. A component of the GLBA, its Safeguards Rule, was first established in 2003, and required organizations defined as “financial institutions” to establish measures to keep their customers’ private information secure.
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