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.
S.176 Passed! What Does That Mean?
During the first half of the 2025-26 legislative session, SCACPA championed Senate Bill 176 to update Title 40 Chapter 2. This legislation strengthens the profession, enhances public trust, and keeps ...
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Career Opportunity – Director of Self-Insurance: South Carolina Workers’ Compensation Commission
Job Responsibilities As part of the South Carolina Workers’ Compensation Commission’s mission to provide an equitable and timely system of benefits to injured workers and employers in the most responsive, ...
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Genuine Learning Blog: Private Equity & the Profession: PEEC’s Proposed Independence Guidance
The AICPA's Professional Ethics Executive Committee (PEEC) has issued a discussion memorandum to gather feedback on alternative practice structures, including ...
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