The 2026 legislative session of the Tennessee General Assembly concluded on April 25. Since the session began on January 13, TSCPA’s lobbying team reviewed proposed legislation and held our annual Day on the Hill. The General Assembly focused on the key priorities of education, public safety, healthcare, infrastructure, and the state budget. As required by […]
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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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Hello Upper Cumberland Chapter members, I hope everyone has enjoyed a smooth start to the spring season and a well-earned break following another busy cycle of deadlines. As we move into May, I am pleased to share updates on our chapter leadership, upcoming meeting and other TSCPA opportunities. I’m excited to introduce the 2026-27 Upper
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Hello Nashville Chapter members, As we move past busy season and head into summer, I hope everyone is finding a chance to catch their breath and enjoy the warmer weather. Thank you to everyone who participated in our chapter elections in March. I’m excited to introduce the 2026-27 Nashville Chapter Board of Directors and grateful
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Hello Memphis Chapter members, As we move past busy season and head into summer, I hope everyone is finding a chance to catch their breath and enjoy the warmer weather. Thank you to everyone who participated in our chapter elections in March. I’m excited to introduce the 2026-27 Memphis Chapter Board of Directors and grateful
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Hello Knoxville Chapter members, I’m honored to serve as president of the Knoxville Chapter for the 2026–27 year, and I look forward to working alongside our members and board in the year ahead. It is a privilege to lead such a strong chapter, and I’m excited for the opportunities we have to learn, connect and
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Hello Chattanooga Chapter members, I hope everyone has enjoyed a smooth start to the spring season and a well-earned break following another busy season. As we move into May, I am pleased to share updates on our chapter leadership, upcoming meeting and other TSCPA opportunities. I’m excited to introduce the 2026-27 Chattanooga Chapter Board of
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Hello Appalachian Chapter members, I hope everyone has enjoyed a smooth start to the spring season and a well-earned break following another busy cycle of deadlines. As we move into May, I am pleased to share updates on our chapter leadership, upcoming meeting and other TSCPA opportunities. I am honored to serve alongside our 2026
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Hello West Tennessee Chapter members, I hope everyone has enjoyed a smooth start to the spring season and a well-earned break following another busy cycle of deadlines. As we move into May, I am pleased to share updates on our chapter leadership, upcoming meeting and other TSCPA opportunities. I’m excited to introduce the 2026-27 West
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IRS CP53E Notice Sent in Error The Taxpayer Advocate Service (TAS) in a recent notice is advising taxpayers who received a CP53E notice in error that, after confirming the notice’s validity through their IRS online account, no further action is required. The CP53E notice, introduced as part of the IRS’s transition from paper checks to
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