TSCPA’s Federal Tax Committee met virtually with representatives from the IRS at the Tennessee Practitioner Liaison meeting on Dec. 13, 2022. Speakers from IRS divisions presented updates on issues affecting the tax practitioner community and engaged in discussions with the committee’s members and guests.
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By now, you should be aware of the new Statement of Quality Management Standards (and related new audit and compilation and review standards) issued in June 2022. The July/August 2022 Tennessee CPA Journal included a good article that covered the requirements of these new standards. Every firm that performs attest work will be impacted by these changes.
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See the list of Successful Candidates who recently passed the CPA Exam.
TSCPA Welcomes 115 Successful Candidates Who Recently Passed the CPA Exam Read More »
When Leigh Anne Henry, CPA, decided to go back to school to earn her Master of Accountancy while simultaneously studying for the CPA exam, she knew it would be a challenge.
Meet TSCPA Member: Leigh Anne Henry, CPA Read More »
This article summarizes the Current Trends in Estate/Gift Tax Valuations presentation given at the Forensic and Valuation Services Conference sponsored by TSCPA on Tuesday, Oct. 25, 2022. Following a summary of recent developments, this article provides in-depth analysis of the recent Michael Jackson case from the Tax Court.
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If change is the only constant, then we understand the current dynamic economic environment will introduce challenges and opportunities. As a profession, we are learning how to better respond to the challenges and leverage the opportunities of the future. The discussion that follows provides some thoughts on some of the challenges and opportunities that are coming in 2023 and beyond.
Accounting in 2023: The Year Ahead Read More »