Accounting firms have raised questions regarding potential coverage for services delivered to clients related to the Corporate Transparency Act (“CTA”). This article from CNA is designed to provide some general guidance regarding how CNA’s accountants professional liability policies might respond to these questions.
Human in the Lead: How CPAs Can Use AI Without Constant Supervision
For several years, the standard advice for using artificial intelligence has been to keep a “human in the loop.” That remains sound advice, but it is becoming incomplete. There’s a ...
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DEW’s Career Readiness Partnership Supplies Qualified Talent to Employers
Author: South Carolina Department of Employment and Workforce This article originally appeared in the Summer 2026 issue of the South Carolina CPA Report In 2023, the S.C. Department of Employment and ...
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Get Ready to Apply for the Pregnancy Resource Tax Credit + More Reminders from the SCDOR
Author: South Carolina Department of Revenue This article originally appeared in the Summer 2026 issue of the South Carolina CPA Report The SCDOR wants to make sure your clients know how ...
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