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Tennessee Department of Revenue Tax Changes

TSCPA News /

The Tennessee Department of Revenue releases notices regarding upcoming tax revenue changes. Please visit  www.tn.gov/revenue for more information regarding the tax changes. Notice #26-15: Proof of Citizenship or Lawful Presence Required for Motor Vehicle Registration Effective Jan. 1, 2027, Public Chapter 954 (2026) requires an applicant for initial motor vehicle registration that requires a license […]

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National Accounting Day: What Trust Looks Like in Action

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National Accounting Day, celebrated on May 19, offered an opportunity to recognize the essential role CPAs play in strengthening businesses, communities, and the public trust. This year, the celebration goes beyond recognition—it becomes a collective moment to show the impact of the profession in a powerful, visible way. The AICPA launched an interactive digital mosaic,

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AI at the IRS – What It Means for Practitioners

Legislative News /

AI is Already Influencing Enforcement In March 2026, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) released its report “Artificial Intelligence: IRS Actions Needed to Address Skills Gaps, Information Quality and Strategic Management,” which examined how the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is using and developing artificial intelligence. The findings confirm something that many practitioners have suspected for a

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Generative Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) Frequently Asked Risk Management Questions (“FAQ”) on CAMICO’s Advisory Hotline

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This FAQ document is not intended to be used or relied upon as a substitute for a firm’s compliance with applicable professional standards nor is it intended to be a substitute for seeking legal advice. CAMICO presents this FAQ guide for reference purposes only to highlight common policyholder inquiries regarding the risk management implications of

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High-Impact Automation Opportunities for Modern Accounting Firms

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Accounting firms are facing increasing pressure to streamline their operations, reduce manual workloads, and enhance client service. What are your high-impact automation opportunities? With a focus on professional education and technical training for financial professionals, your firm will be well-positioned to leverage automation to improve efficiency and scalability. Here are three key automation opportunities that

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Six Audit-Ready Controls for Form 5471/8992/8993 Automation in the One Big Beautiful Bill Era

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Errors in preparing and complying with international tax documents often emerge subtly and surface during the audit process. For the 2025-26 fiscal year, guidance on the transition to the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (Notices 2025-72, 2025-75 and 2025-77), along with revised Form 5471 instructions (Rev. Dec. 2025), is prompting many companies and accountants to

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Clarification on Tax Filing and Payment Deadline Extensions for Tennesseans Affected by Winter Storm Fern

Tax News, TSCPA News /

Federal Tax Filing and Payment Deadlines  The IRS extended tax filing and payment deadlines to June 8 for individuals and businesses in all 95 Tennessee counties affected by Winter Storm Fern. Check the IRS website for details.    State Tax Filing and Payment Deadlines  The Tennessee Department of Revenue extended franchise and excise tax deadlines to June 8 for

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Americans Are Building Their Emergency Savings, But Gaps Remain Across Age and Gender

For the Public, TSCPA News /

As Financial Literacy Month ends, CPAs urge consumers to strengthen their savings plans Washington, D.C. (April 28, 2026) – A Financial Literacy Month survey conducted by The Harris Poll on behalf of the American Institute of CPAs (AICPA) shows that while a large number of Americans (78%) report that they do have money set aside in a savings/emergency

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State Tax Filing and Payment Deadlines Extended to June 8 for Tennesseans Impacted by Winter Storm Fern

Regulatory News, Tax News, TSCPA News /

Consistent with the IRS decision, the Tennessee Department of Revenue extended the franchise and excise tax filing and payment to June 8 for businesses located in a designated disaster area resulting from Winter Storm Fern. The Department cannot automatically extend due dates for other taxes; however, the Department will approve, on a case-by-case basis, extension requests

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