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The Missouri State Board of Accountancy has amended accountancy rule in that as of Jan. 1, 2020, a licensee shall complete a minimum of 40 CPE hours a year, including two hours of ethics. Beginning Jan. 1, 2021, licensees in good standing will be granted a 60-day grace period (until March 1) for any CPE shortage. Upon audit, if the state board disallows any of a licensee's course hours, they will have 30 days to obtain qualifying CPE. In addition, the rules include clarification on using inactive status.
The federal government spending bill passed by Congress in December repeals three health care taxes that were originally enacted as part of 2010 health care reform legislation, makes many changes to retirement plan rules, extends several expired tax provisions, provides disaster tax relief, and repeals the provision that taxed exempt organizations when they provided parking to their employees, reports the Journal of Accountancy.
Get an update on current federal tax developments as of Jan. 20 from Ed Zollars, CPA.
Gather with fellow CPAs in your niche to assess critical challenges and exchange ideas in a discussion-based forum. Leave with enhanced knowledge and an enriched network.
Save the date! Enjoy networking and fellowship among friends and colleagues, along with comprehensive professional development opportunities, June 11-12 in Lake Ozark.
Do you know any aspiring CPAs? Encourage them to apply for a scholarship through MOCPA! High school senior, college and minority scholarships are available. Applications will be accepted through Jan. 31, 2020.
Take advantage of first-rate health, professional liability, and cyber risk coverage offered through MOCPA’s Benefit Plans. MOCPA provides a wide-range of plans for members and their families.
Each chapter hosts unique networking events to foster member connection. Join a chapter task force to collaborate with your peers and help determine future activities and programs.