Liquidity has taken center stage as the top risk position for financial institutions as well as regulators, and rightfully so.
Regulatory Bootcamp: Liquidity – Preparing for Your Next Exam Read More »
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Punch That Pitch! Connect and Conquer Over Cocktails or Coffee Read More »
See the list of Successful Candidates who recently passed the CPA Exam.
TSCPA Welcomes 138 Successful Candidates Who Recently Passed the CPA Exam Read More »
The Anti-Money Laundering Act of 2020, enacted on Jan. 1, 2021, contained the first-ever federal requirement for certain legal entities to identify and report their beneficial owners, also known as the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA).
Beneficial Owner Reporting: Our Role as Trusted Advisors Read More »
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) plays a vital role in maintaining the integrity of our financial markets.
The Year of the Crypto Fraud Read More »
What began as a simple trade war has escalated into a major shift in global strategic alliances, a development accelerated by a growing number of armed conflicts.
That ‘70s Show: Part II Read More »
On Jan. 9, the members of the 113th Tennessee General Assembly returned to the Capitol, and TSCPA’s lobbying team immediately began reviewing proposed legislation, meeting with members and planning for session.
Legislative Update Read More »
Although TSCPA Upper Cumberland Chapter President Gina Heupel, CPA, says she chose to become a CPA “to use my love of numbers and accounting principles to help others in business,” she says mentoring the next generation of CPAs has turned into one of her favorite aspects of her job.
Meet the Chapter President: Gina Heupel, CPA Read More »
The Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) has several proposed Accounting Standards Updates (ASUs) at various phases of the process.
The journey to becoming a CPA can take many paths, as TSCPA member Carlos DePaz, CPA, has proven.
Meet TSCPA Member: Carlos DePaz, CPA Read More »