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The IRS announced that tax relief has been provided for individuals and businesses in parts of Tennessee affected by severe storms and tornadoes that hit parts of Tennessee in early December 2023.
View MoreTSCPA’s State Tax Committee met with representatives from the Tennessee Department of Revenue (TDOR) and the Secretary of State’s office and received a legislative update from Senator Kerry Roberts. The committee meets semi-annually with various state departments to discuss state tax issues and other topics of importance to Tennessee CPAs.
View MoreAlthough there have not been many tax law changes this year, one tax policy change being implemented this year is sure to cause confusion for a plethora of our clients. That change is the new reporting requirements for the 1099-K.
View MoreDuring May 2023, the AICPA’s Professional Ethics Executive Committee released interpretive guidance entitled Responding to Noncompliance With Laws and Regulations and Ethical Conflicts (the Interpretation), which became effective on June 30, 2023.
View MoreSome financial professionals live in fear. After all, we live in the age of technology that’s more advanced than most humans before the turn of the 21st century ever could have imagined.
View MoreIn the November/December issue of the Tennessee CPA Journal, we examined many of the issues behind the declining number of students choosing to major in accounting. Now, we’re addressing another piece of the puzzle: how burnout and the emotional, physical and mental toll of the dwindling number of CPAs are affecting the profession.
View MoreAn entrepreneur starting a new enterprise is faced with an immediate and crucial choice: In what legal form should the new business be created?
View MoreWhen I was growing up, I was always getting in trouble for talking in class or being too “chatty.” My nickname was “blabbermouth,” and my two brothers called me “Chatty Cathy,” similar to a doll I had that spoke when you squeezed its arms together.
View MoreThe U.S. Department of Labor recently announced a final rule intended to help employers and workers better understand when a worker qualifies as an employee and when they may be considered an independent contractor under the Fair Labor Standards Act.
View MoreWith tax season rapidly approaching, the IRS is reminding employers that Jan. 31 is the deadline for submitting wage statements and forms for independent contractors with the government.
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