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The latest AICPA Town Hall features a D.C. and profession update, technical updates, and in-depth look at practice strategies for 2023, addressing key trends and a presenting practitioner discussion.
This week's Town Hall features an Economic Update from Marci Rossell, a D.C. and profession update, technical updates, and a deep dive into labor statistics and hiring trends.
The latest AICPA Town Hall addresses the FTX bankruptcy and features D.C. and profession updates, technical updates, a Human Capital discussion with AICPA Chair Anoop Mehta and a look at Digital CPA Perspectives.
This article from Gerard Schreiber provides a county-by-county list of extended deadlines for both Hurricanes Ian and Nicole and offers additional information on IRS filing deadlines, the -O Freeze, and other practice management issues.
The Florida Institute of CPAs (FICPA) on Jan. 11 held its third annual Virtual Advocacy Day. The event brought FICPA members together with lawmakers to advocate on behalf of the CPA profession in Florida.
The IRS announced yesterday that it is delaying the implementation of the reduced reporting threshold for third-party payment platforms’ Forms 1099 K.
In compliance with Article XI, Sections 2 & 4 of the FICPA Bylaws, be it known that the following nominations for Chair-Elect and Director are and will be submitted to the FICPA Council for consideration for election by January 31, 2023.
In this Dec. 16 edition of Advocacy Update, we cover the Florida Legislature's work on insurance reform and toll relief, our new Jan. 11 date for Virtual Advocacy Day, our CPA/PAC's election season success, and last month's disaster recovery event in Fort Myers.
This week's AICPA Town Hall features leadership strategies with Simon Bailey, updates on the IRS and the 2022 midterm elections with Mark Peterson, and technical updates on K2/K3, ERC mills, GAQC, and Employee Benefits Plans audits.
During the event, FICPA leadership and staff were joined by American Institute of CPAs (AICPA) Chair Anoop N. Mehta, CPA, CGMA, as well as representatives from the AICPA Benevolent Fund and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).