September 3, 2026 Cover: Reflecting on a year of progress Shelly Compton begins 2026–2027 term as KyCPA Board Chair KyCPA welcomes new board members Remembering Jon Hickman (opens in new tab)Tax in the Bluegrass: Kentucky’s manufacturing property tax exemption: Saleable means packaged Advocacy: A profession worth protecting CPE: Calendar Transcripts: My CPE 2026-2027 Conference and Education […]
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September 3, 2026 Cover Shelly Compton (left) recognizes Lee Ann Watters for her leadership and service as KyCPA’s 2025–2026 Board Chair. Lee Ann Watters’ 2025–2026 term as KyCPA Board Chair Lee Ann Watters concluded her term as Board Chair of the Kentucky Society of CPAs on June 30, 2026, following a year focused on strengthening the accounting
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Local tax emerging trends
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April 30, 2026 Cover: Cultivating value: The ROI of KyCPA membership Tax in the Bluegrass: IEEPA tariffs and refunds Advocacy: 2026 Kentucky General Assembly: A session of progress for the CPA profession PTET Payment Processing Feature: Painting the real estate landscape for Kentucky CPAs CPE Calendar Transcripts: My CPE Upcoming May and June conferences (Click here
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CONTACT: Kimberly Lindsey Communications Director 502-266-5272 klindsey@kycpa.org For immediate release April 28, 2026 Issues with payment processing when submitting payment for PTET LOUISVILLE, KY — There have been issues with payment processing when submitting payment for PTET. Some KyCPA members have reported clients that have ended up with duplicate payments, which has caused
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By Cash Cassady The 2026 session of the Kentucky General Assembly proved to be a consequential one for the accounting profession, marked by meaningful progress on licensure modernization, thoughtful changes to municipal financial reporting, and continued evolution of the Commonwealth’s tax code. For CPAs across Kentucky, the outcomes of this session will have both immediate
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CONTACT: Kimberly Lindsey Communications Director 502-266-5272 klindsey@kycpa.org For immediate release April 20, 2026 Kentucky Modernizes CPA Licensure with Passage of House Bill 45 LOUISVILLE, KY — The Kentucky General Assembly has passed House Bill 45 (HB45), landmark legislation that modernizes the pathway to becoming a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) in Kentucky. The bill
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