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A Washington, DC tax accountant pleaded guilty for submitting falsified documents in his application for a $1.4 million purchase loan, which he later received.

In a comment letter, the institute says the board's new requirements could drive smaller auditing firms out of the market.

The money will help it expand from payments and collections to a broader practice management platform, and to develop a tax solution.

Critics warn that the measure comes at the cost of pushing the fund further toward insolvency.

Firms that hire experienced people do not usually get what they expect or are paying for.

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In this first of three parts of our second annual AI Thought Leaders Survey, our pool of experts share their take on the state of AI over the past year, for both good and ill.

If enacted, the regs would require practitioners to maintain a certain level of technological competence, among other things.

From those with no individual income tax at all, to those with complex tax structures — a guide to most and least competitive states when it comes to individual income taxes.