Chuck Talbert, Cpa, Cgma Email & Phone Number

Charleston, South Carolina Metropolitan Area

Charleston, South Carolina Area

The Offcie of Managing Partner is responsible for the day-to-day management and operations for the Firm as well as the long-term strategic direction of the Firm.

Charleston, South Carolina Area

As Regional Managing Partner, Chuck is responsible for driving WebsterRogers' strategic vision in the South Carolina Lowcountry. Chuck has extensive experience providing accounting, assurance, and business consulting services to various types of industries with a particular focus on middle market companies, including foreign-owned subsidiaries. Chuck stays connected to business leaders through his active participation in industry organizations and work with economic developers throughout the state.Nationally, WebsterRogers LLP is a top 200 CPA firm with 9 offices across the state of South Carolina. It is the second largest CPA firm headquartered in South Carolina serving a variety of industries and individuals. Additionally, WebsterRogers is allied with RSM to provide national/global reach and technical depth.

Charleston, South Carolina Area

Chuck serves as WebsterRogers' Manufacturing and Distribution Practice Leader. He has extensive experience providing accounting, assurance, and business consulting services to various types of industries with a particular focus on middle market companies, including foreign-owned subsidiaries. Chuck stays connected to business leaders through his active participation in industry organizations and work with economic developers throughout the state.Nationally, WebsterRogers LLP is a top 200 CPA firm with 9 offices across the state of South Carolina. It is the second largest CPA firm headquartered in South Carolina serving a variety of industries and individuals. Additionally, WebsterRogers is allied with RSM to provide national/global reach and technical depth.

Elected South Carolina Representative to the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) Governing Council. The AICPA is the world’s largest member association representing the accounting profession, with more than 400,000 members in 145 countries, and a history of serving the public interest since 1887.AICPA members represent many areas of practice, including business and industry, public practice, government, education and consulting. The AICPA sets ethical standards for the profession and U.S. auditing standards for private companies, nonprofit organizations, federal, state and local governments.

The CPA Examination Review Board (ERB) is a committee of the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy. The ERB's charge is to review, evaluate and report on the appropriateness of the policies and procedures utilized in the preparation, grading and administration of the Uniform CPA Examination and other examinations in general use by boards of accountancy for the licensing of certified public accountants; examine such records, and make such observations, inspections and inquiries as it deems necessary; report annually to the boards of accountancy.

The Commission on Higher Education serves as South Carolina’s coordinating board for the state’s 33 public post-secondary institutions. The Commission serves a dual role within state government acting both as an advocate for higher education as well as an oversight entity on behalf of the General Assembly.

The SC Board of Accountancy's charge is to examine applicants and issue certificates and licenses to certified public accountants, public accountants and accounting practitioners. The Board may discipline certificate and license holders, prescribe rules and regulations, investigate complaints, and, in general, regulate the practice of accounting in the state.

The mission of the South Carolina Association of Certified Public Accountants is to support all CPAs – whether in public practice, industry, government or education – with lifelong learning opportunities necessary for their success, the promotion of high ethical standards and legislative advocacy for both the public good and for the profession. In fulfilling its mission, SCACPA gives priority to those areas where public reliance on CPA skills is most significant. SCACPA engages in the following activities to achieve its mission: Advocacy: Serves as the state representative of CPAs before governments, regulatory bodies and other organizations in protecting and promoting members' interests. Certification and Licensing: Seeks the highest possible level of uniform certification and licensing standards and promotes and protects the CPA designation. Communications: Promotes public awareness and confidence in the integrity, objectivity, competence and professionalism of CPAs and monitors the needs and views of CPAs. Recruiting and Education: Encourages highly qualified individuals to become CPAs through scholarships, and supports the development of outstanding academic programs. Standards and Performance: Provides input into the establishment of professional standards; assists members in continually improving their professional conduct, performance, and expertise; and monitors such performance to enforce current standards and requirements.