IRS Says Improperly Forgiven PPP Loans Are Taxable
The IRS recently issued guidance addressing improper forgiveness of a Paycheck Protection Program loan.
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Federal Reserve Raises Rates by Another Three-quarters of a Percentage Point
At its September meeting, the Federal Reserve raised benchmark interest rates by another three-quarters of a percentage point and signaled it will continue to raise rates to attempt to reduce inflation.
View MoreMeet Melisa Galasso
TSCPA is partnering with Galasso Learning Solutions to deliver weekly video posts covering the latest developments in accounting and auditing.
View MoreIRS Updates Information on Work Opportunity Tax Credit
The IRS recently updated information on the Work Opportunity Tax Credit, available to employers that hire designated categories of workers who face significant barriers to employment.
View MoreTSCPA Welcomes 73 Successful Candidates Who Recently Passed the CPA Exam
See the list of Successful Candidates who recently passed the CPA Exam.
View MoreStaff Spotlight: Mary Hegley
Some people have difficulty deciding on a career path, but for TSCPA Events & Development Manager Mary Hegley, event planning was the obvious choice.
View MoreMeet TSCPA Member: Rebecca Shortridge
For Rebecca Shortridge, Ph.D., CPA (inactive), a career as an accounting educator was a natural choice.
View MoreTransition Policy Announced for the 2024 CPA Exam Under the CPA Evolution Initiative
Have you heard of the CPA Evolution initiative? Are you aware that the Uniform CPA Examination (CPA Exam) is changing significantly in January 2024? It is important to learn about this initiative and the upcoming changes to the CPA Exam to fully understand how it might impact the journey to CPA licensure.
View MoreAvoiding Unfavorable Results of the Favorable Tax Treatment of CARES Act Withdrawals: An Unexpected Problem
In 2020, the year COVID-19 first attacked the United States, the presidential administration made several attempts to lessen the financial burden on the people – offering stimulus payments, a series of student loan interest and payment pauses, and allowing individuals to make penalty-free early withdrawals from their retirement accounts, to name a few.
View MoreRedirect Your Firm to the Future
Too often, many of us in our profession think from a scarcity mindset rather than an abundance mindset. We think that clients, money and talent are limited.
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