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July 4 opens new client savings window: here's the list
Section 530A savings accounts open July 4. Here's the client list, the $1K deposit, and the setup.
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Four IRS rules for AI just became your responsibility
OPR Alert 2026-19 is out. Four obligations every tax practitioner must meet, effective now.
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85% of execs can't track their own AI spend
Boards said yes. The governance framework never followed. Here's the CFO accountability gap.
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EY cut junior auditors. Big 4 grad listings down 44%.
Deloitte UK cut 175 the same week. Mid-size firms need to update their audit job descriptions now.
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KPMG shipped 40 fake citations. Anyone checking yours?
Plus: Suralink's full audit AI is live, one control gap remains and SaaS margins are breaking down.
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69% plan new billing models. Fewer than 5% have one.
AI cut the research time. The billing model didn't follow. Here's what 1,000 tax pros said.
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MassMutual's one rule drove a 30% AI gain
They set a 12-month cap with defined KPIs. If the benchmark wasn't hit, the vendor was out.
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The AI gap isn't about tools. It's about tier.
The gap isn't which tools you use. It's whether you redesigned workflows or just layered on top.
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One in fourteen finance teams made AI work. Here's how.
Gartner asked 183 CFOs about AI impact. The answer is a 77-point gap that isn't about the tools.
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Crypto basis errors: IRS already flagging mismatches
Brokers filed 1099-DAs with zero cost basis for transferred crypto. Here's what CPAs need to do now.
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Your firm uses AI. It has no policy for it.
Thomson Reuters surveyed 1,700 accounting pros. Most use AI daily. Most firms have no written rule about any of it.
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Your firm's AI usage rate may be measuring noise
KPMG's 75% usage target got gamed. Here's how to build a metric that means something.
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42% of finance teams can audit their AI decisions
Three in four finance teams run AI. Fewer than half can explain what it decided or why.
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