The General Assembly adjourned Sine Die yesterday at 5:00 pm, ending the first year of the two-year legislative session. All bills that did not make it through both chambers will retain their place until the legislature returns in January. The only item remaining to be resolved is the adoption of the state budget, likely to …
After holding a hearing and voting to remove the State Treasurer from office, the Senate passed its version of the state budget this week, as the House worked through bills on its calendar. Just six legislative days remain before adjournment for the year. Yesterday, the Senate Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee confirmed the governor’s appointment …
Author: Michael Krajcer, JD, CPA, President, and Margaret Krajcer, JD, Vice President and General Counsel of Tax Credits Group This article originally appeared in the Winter 2025 issue of the South Carolina CPA Report Overview The R&D credit has existed for more than 40 years and is claimed annually by millions of U.S. companies. Historically, taxpayers claiming …
Author: Jaclyn Veno, CPA This article originally appeared in the Winter 2025 issue of the South Carolina CPA Report he Professional Ethics Executive Committee (PEEC), a senior committee of the AICPA, is tasked with interpreting and enforcing the AICPA Code of Professional Conduct. This includes issuing interpretations that address emerging ethical challenges and guiding members in maintaining …
Author: David R. Peters, CPA, CFP, CLU, CPCU This article originally appeared in the Winter 2025 issue of the South Carolina CPA Report Part of what gets in the way of connecting with clients is the language and words we use. We need to establish credibility. I believe this is the part that many of us get …
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By: SCDOR This article originally appeared in the Winter 2025 issue of the South Carolina CPA Report The SCDOR has some tips to help you and your clients through tax season and the rest of 2025 New for the 2025 filing season: And remember, the SCDOR is always here to help.
By: SCDEW This article originally appeared in the Winter 2025 issue of the South Carolina CPA Report South Carolina has a lot to be proud of, including our workforce and great jobs available statewide thanks to our thriving economy. Accounting jobs figure prominently in the success and responsible management of public and private employers’ day-to-day operations. …
The Senate worked through its calendar and held numerous committee meetings, while the House of Representatives took the week off for its annual Easter furlough. Just nine legislative days remain before adjournment for the year. On Tuesday, the Senate Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee once again took testimony and questioned Ms. Myra Reece, Interim Director …
Author: Liz Peuster, CAE This article originally appeared in the Winter 2025 issue of the South Carolina CPA Report As many of you know, I’m passionate about helping CPAs embrace the power of AI to transform their work. CPAs can leverage AI to streamline operations, enhance productivity, and drive success. Navigating the AI Landscape: Key Considerations Integrating …
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