TSCPA is inviting members of the CPA profession to participate in a national study conducted on behalf of a joint NASBA-AICPA task force. Share your perspective: buff.ly/1fOE1sP
The TSCPA office will be closed July 3 in honor of the Independence Day holiday. We wish you a happy and fun 4th of July! We will resume normal business operations on July 6.
TSCPA is hiring for a seasonal position! Visit >> buff.ly/yhhchdM to apply to be a part of the team.
Read TSCPA's Legislative Update in the May/June edition of the Tennessee CPA Journal >> tscpa.com/may-june-2026-tenn…
The May/June edition of the Tennessee CPA Journal is out now for you to enjoy. Watch your mailbox for the physical copy, but the download is available now >> tscpa.com/tennessee-cpa-jour…
The Tennessee Department of Revenue announced tax extensions for businesses in designated storm areas until June 8. Visit >>buff.ly/0zC5Sfk for more information
The IRS announced tax relief for taxpayers in all 95 Tennessee counties impacted by Winter Storm Fern. Visit >> buff.ly/AKS4zlV for more information.
BREAKING NEWS: In response to Winter Storm Fern, both the IRS and TN Department of Revenue have extended key tax filing and payment deadlines to May 22, 2026, for taxpayers and practitioners in 23 affected counties. Full details at buff.ly/B3SOYGh
Tennessee taxpayers who suffer a disaster loss during the severe winter storms on Jan. 22-27 have the option to deduct the casualty loss on your return for the preceding tax year (2025). Visit the TSCPA news section for more information >> buff.ly/RjtPFhC
Check out the March/April edition of the Tennessee CPA Journal! This digital only edition is available on our website for download >> buff.ly/nRFQ7nk
TSCPA submitted a comment letter in response to the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on the proposed professional degree definition which excludes accounting. In the letter, TSCPA urged the department to update its language regarding accounting in the list of professional degrees.
TSCPA suggests the Department revise the definition of “professional degree” to either include “accounting” in the definition or retain the current phrasing that professional degrees “may include but are not limited to” those currently listed in the notice.
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The National Association of Black Accountants @NABAinc and the Tennessee Society of CPAs @TSCPA are partnering to address the talent shortage. bit.ly/4rwCPxN #accounting
The January/February 2026 Issue of the Tennessee CPA Journal is available for download! This issue is only available digitally >> tscpa.com/january-february-2…
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The Tennessee Society of CPAs @TSCPA made an annual visit to the state capital in Nashville to visit legislators and call on them to make changes in state laws, including one regarding bonus depreciation. bit.ly/3NIQnXX
