Advocacy efforts

Advocating for Our Profession

The MSCPA advocates for policies that protect and advance the CPA profession, ensuring your voice is heard in legislative and regulatory decisions.

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Legislative Advocacy

MSCPA Advocacy Efforts

MSCPA'S professional advocacy work happens in three fundamental dimensions

Legislative Activities

The MSCPA PAC unites CPAs to amplify their political voice, supporting legislators and candidates who champion CPA and business interests.

Liaison Meetings

Through regular meetings with the IRS and State Tax Commission, MSCPA’s Taxation Committee addresses key tax issues and advocates for practical solutions.

Advocacy Resources

Stay informed with the latest advocacy updates, track legislation, and access key government resources that impact the CPA profession.
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LEGISLATIVE ACTIVITIES

Amplify the CPA Profession’s Voice in Policy

What is the MSCPA PAC?

The MSCPA PAC is a non-partisan committee comprised of CPAs who uphold the political voice of the CPA profession. By combining financial resources, the PAC is able to leverage its impact for positive results.

How does the MSCPA PAC work?

The MSCPA PAC pools members contributions and contributes funds to friendly state legislators and candidates who support CPA and business interests and encourages and supports our own CPAs as political candidates. The MSCPA's Legislation Committee closely monitors legislation and state agency proposals to determine their impact upon the profession.

How to get involved with the MSCPA PAC?

The MSCPA Political Action Committee (PAC) is people working together to improve our profession. The easiest way to get involved and make a difference at the legislative level is by making a contribution.

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Make a difference, donate to the PAC

Donate to the PAC to provide the ability to better achieve our annual legislative agenda that benefits the CPA profession.

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Note: PAC Contributions are not tax-deductible

Legislative & Regulatory Involvement
Liaison Meetings

Fair & Effective Tax Policies

The Taxation Committee of the MSCPA has accepted the responsibility of liaison with the IRS and the State Tax Commission and meets regularly with both taxing authorities.

MSCPA members are encouraged to submit topics and problems for consideration. The liaison group discusses, reviews and suggests possible solutions to these problems.

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ADVOCACY RESOURCES

Stay Informed on Key Issues

Stay informed and engaged with the latest legislative updates, regulatory changes, and advocacy efforts affecting the CPA profession.

Access key government resources, track active bills in the Mississippi Legislature, and stay up to date with MSCPA Advocacy News. These tools empower you to understand and influence the policies shaping your profession.

Recent Advocacy News & Updates

Access the latest MSCPA articles plus other news and events.

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