IRS Statement Regarding the Mailing of Notices to Taxpayers with Balances Due:
The IRS has suspended the mailing of three notices – the CP-501, the CP-503 and the CP-504 – that go...
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News to Know Video Update: 2020 Events & New Exclusive Member Resources
In our latest News to Know email, CEO Sharon Bryson provided this video update on remaining 2020 events and shared...
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Current & Emerging Technology Council Introduces its 2020 Market Guide
The Current & Emerging Technology Council’s 2020 Market Guide is here! NCACPA members can now access the full guide using...
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Results from the CPA Profession’s COVID-19 Sentiment Survey Now Available
NCACPA partnered with 17 state CPA societies to measure the concerns and challenges faced by CPAs in the early months...
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Paycheck Protection Program Policy Update
This afternoon, Senator Burr’s office sent NCACPA an update from the Small Business Administration on loan forgiveness, as the SBA...
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NCACPA CEO Sharon Bryson Calls for Federal Relief
NCACPA CEO Sharon Bryson, M.Ed., along with 27 other state society CEOS, sent a letter to Congressional leadership urging them...
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The CPA Licensure Model Transformation To Commence After NASBA Board Vote
The National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) Board of Directors announced its unanimous vote of support for the...
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Important NC Dept. of Revenue Notices
On Monday, July 20, NCACPA received the attached notice from the NC Department of Revenue (NCDOR). This notice is intended...
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More Credits & Incentives Could Be Included in the Next COVID Relief Bill
By Rick Meyer, CPA, MBA, MST Congress will soon be returning from their July recess and then they’ll have a...
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Should My Firm File Protective Claims in Advance of the Supreme Court Decision on ACA?
This Q&A from the AICPA can help your firm’s decision-making. In March of this year, the U.S. Supreme Court announced...
