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Questions continue to arise as to whether some student athlete NIL compensation should be treated as wages subject to withholding.

As we prepare for a future where successful tax professionals experiment and adapt as AI evolves, here are the strongest benefits the industry is seeing.

If the data belongs to the business owner, why is it so hard for them, and for the accountants who serve them, to actually get it?

Below the fold; AI hyperscalers; politically biased; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

For the first time in history, organizations have technology capable of understanding the information contained within their records, not simply storing it.

With all the challenges you face building your firm, isolation may be the toughest.

The team of attorneys and accountants' job is spotting when financial reporting crosses from aggressive into misleading.

The IRS takes a victory lap for customer service in a recent report. But from the standpoint of its most important customers, it isn't serving them nearly as well.

An overdue foreign invoice starts two clocks: one for financial reporting and one for recovery. Accountants can keep both moving.

Synthetic voices; CRAT; cross-border commerce; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.