WASHINGTON – With tax reform bringing major changes for the year ahead, the Internal Revenue Service today reminded self-employed individuals, retirees, investors and others who need to pay... read more

On June 15, 2018 the Georgia Department of Revenue released a notice saying: An Income Tax Division Rule is being proposed by the Department.  Interested parties seeking to comment on the... read more

When will the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) issue guidance on new Internal Revenue Code section 199A? That’s the number one question on CPAs’ minds related to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. read more

With Georgia’s 2018 Legislative Session officially in the rear-view mirror, there are always new laws that could be potentially important to CPAs and/or their clients. In this article,... read more

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act includes changes to moving, mileage and travel expenses:

Move-related vehicle expense

The new law suspends the deduction for tax years beginning... read more

Like every extremely compliant CPA in the State of Georgia, I eagerly awaited my license renewal notification in October 2013. Unlike the previous 25 years, this renewal came with a new... read more

If you feel like the past year has been a bit apocalyptic – hurricanes, wildfires, earthquakes and a tornado or two – you’re not alone. Natural disasters make Americans anxious.... read more

To maintain the qualifications of a team captain or of a review captain, you should participate in one of the following peer review training options within twelve months... read more

2018's Annual Convention is June 24-27!  Be sure to reserve your room at the Rimrock Resort in beautiful Banff, Canada! read more

ATLANTA —Recently, The Educational Foundation of The Georgia Society of CPAs (GSCPA) hosted golfers at Brookfield Country Club in Roswell, Georgia for their... read more

Please send any member updates concerning Promotions & New Positions, Firm News, Honors & Awards, and In Memoriam Announcements to Jamie.Etzbach@gscpa.org for... read more