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NASBA Executive Directors Conference
The National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) Annual Conference for Executive Directors and State Board Staff
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MSCPA Advocates For Pass-Through Entities Corrections in 2023 Legislative Session
HB1668 was introduced by Representative Trey Lamar and SB3102 by Senator Josh Harkins. These are currently active and making their way through the Legislature.
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State Board Represents at NASBA Annual Meeting
State Board members attended the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) annual meeting in San Diego, CA on October 30-November 2.
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AICPA & CPA/SEA Leadership Conference
MSCPA leaders attended the 2022 AICPA & CPA/SEA Leadership Conference.
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AICPA 2022 Fall Council Meeting
The AICPA 2022 Fall Council Meeting was held October 19-20 in Chicago, Illinois.
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Get A Jump Start On Reducing Your 2022 State Tax Liability
CHILDREN’S PROMISE ACT CREDIT
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MSCPA Meets with MDOR and Legislators on ERC and PTE Guidance
Pursuant to guidance released on July 28, 2022, members of the Taxation Committee met with the Mississippi Department of Revenue (MDOR) to get questions answered on the Employee Retention Credit (ERC) and the SALT Cap Workaround for Pass-Through Entities (PTE) legislation that passed during the 2022 session.
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IRS Announces Tax Relief for Mississippi Water Crisis Victims
A Federal Disaster Declaration, EM3582, was issued on August 30, 2022, for Hinds County due to the water crisis.
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COVID Tax Relief:
IRS provides broad-based penalty relief for certain 2019 and 2020 returns due to the pandemic; $1.2 billion in penalties being refunded to 1.6 million taxpayers.
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Governor Signs State’s Largest Income Tax Cut
Governor Tate Reeves signed a bill that will reduce the state income tax over four years, beginning in 2023. Mississippi residents will pay lower income taxes as the state enacts it’s largest-ever tax cut.
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