ONLINE CPE REGISTRATION UPDATE
As NCACPA completes its system migration, registration for online CPE courses will temporarily close at 12:00 a.m. on the day prior to each program to allow for accurate attendance and CPE processing. We appreciate your understanding and will share updates once this step is no longer necessary. Please contact Solutions Support at 800-469-1352 with questions.
NCACPA joins the AICPA in thinking about those who have been affected by the flooding in Louisiana. To help mitigate potential damages and lessen the financial blow of this disaster, the AICPA, American Red Cross, and National Endowment for Financial Education (NEFE) provides the Disaster and Financial Planning: A Guide for Preparedness and Recovery. This guide, written…
The North Carolina Department of Revenue’s Income Tax Division recently published a notice dated August 4, 2016, which can be found here on the NCDOR website. Important Notice: The Secretary of Revenue confirms that net General Fund tax collections for fiscal year 2015-2016 exceeded the targeted amount of $20,975,000,000. The corporate tax rate for years beginning…
This very informative summary was specifically designed for members to use with their clients and colleagues. The summary was provided to the Association for our members’ use, with permission from Smith Anderson. This alert summarizes the major tax provisions included in legislation passed by the 2015-2016 North Carolina General Assembly in its short session, which…
For the fifth consecutive year, North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory signed a proclamation officiating the state’s CPA Day of Service, which will fall on September 23, 2016, this year. The association is very appreciative of the governor’s display of support towards the profession and this service initiative in the state of North Carolina. CPA Day…
By Lynn Bonner, News & Observer A proposed change to the North Carolina constitution that would reduce its cap on income tax advanced in the state Senate over objections that it could hurt the state when it faces financial crises or natural disasters. Senate Republicans want three changes to the constitution: capping the personal and…
RALEIGH, NC (AP) — Republicans in North Carolina’s General Assembly have agreed on budget adjustments for the upcoming fiscal year containing sizeable average pay raises for all current teachers and across-the-board raises for state employees. The compromise, disclosed late Monday by Senate leader Phil Berger, House Speaker Tim Moore, and other lawmakers after about three weeks of…