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AI is a powerful tool for tax professionals, but with a smaller, more automated and less forgiving IRS, firms need to have the right policies in place.

Between the current state of cybersecurity challenges and a growing number of AI threats, accounting firms are transitioning to SOC as a Service.

Postponing tax integration leads to misaligned systems, expensive retrofitting projects, and a failure to optimize cash flow and reduce enterprise risk.

CFOs are pushing aggressively to digitize finance, but finding talent shortages and skill deficits — not technology — are now the biggest barriers to progress.

Dangerous procedural traps; justification for change; unexpected tax exposure; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

New reporting changes represent meaningful progress, but inaccurate institutional attribution will distort university-level CPA exam outcomes in the 2025 data.

AI governance is awaiting its Ferdinand Pecora, counsel to the Senate Banking Committee in the 1930s, who built the evidentiary foundation for every protector system that followed.

As the only publicly traded firm with a meaningful operating history, the CBIZ story merits honest assessment.

Many organizations are trying to scale automation on top of processes that were never designed for consistency or repeatability.

The Internal Revenue Service characterizes the 2026 tax filing season as a success. What do you think?