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MSCPA Centennial Volume Wins Outstanding Book Award
The 2022 award was given for the publication of MSCPA Centennial History: A Century of CPAs in Mississippi, 1920-2020.
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Flesher Awarded Life Membership in the Academy of Accounting Historians
Tonya k. Flesher was honored at the recent American Accounting Association Annual Meeting in San Diego by being awarded life membership in the Academy of Accounting Historians.
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MDOR Issues Guidance on ERC and GEER Funds
The Mississippi Department of Revenue (MDOR) issued the following statements to MSCPA regarding Mississippi tax treatment of the Employee Retention Credit (ERC) and the Governor’s Emergency Education Response Fund (GEER).
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Prince Elected to AICPA Peer Review Board
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MSCPA Recognizes 2021 CPA Exam Medal Winners
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AICPA Spring Council Report
By Cheryl Sykes
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Update on Deduction of COVID Related Expenses Legislation
The State tax treatment to align with federal are now in effect for the COVID related loans and grants addressed in the 2022 legislation as follows:
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Legislation Creates Study Committee on Taxation of Internet-based Software
SB2831 which passed in the Legislative session created the Taxation of Remote and Internet-Based Computer Software Products and Services Study Committee to examine and develop recommendations regarding the taxation of remote and internet-based computer products and services under the Mississippi Sales Tax Law and the Mississippi Use Tax Law.
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Salt Cap Workaround for Pass-through Entities Passes Legislature
By John Fletcher, Partner JONES WALKER LLP
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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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