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Financial operations platform Ramp announced the launch of Ramp Stack, described as an AI-based operating system built as the company's first product specifically for accounting firms.

Competitive differentiator; non-traditional tax regimes; caught off guard; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

The Top 50 Firm is rebranding as Current to reflect the firm's commitment to upgrading local firms with AI to compete with large incumbents.

AI is changing accounting, but removing humans from the loop is the fastest way to destroy the profession.

While it might be intimidating to hear about companies who have installed AI everywhere and use it for everything, leaders have learned to adjust over time.

Anthony Sciarra, a tax leader at PricewaterhouseCoopers, is joining Armanino's tax practice as the San Ramon, California-based firm continues to grow.

"Will AI automate bookkeeping?" is now settled. Yes, it will. In many firms, it already has. And for the firms that haven't adopted it yet, their clients are starting to. The more useful question is what happens after.

Accountants don't have to wait for a major catastrophe to act on governance and oversight of AI as the systems become more enmeshed in workflows and decisions.

Plus, Auditoria.AI announces Governed Autonomy operating framework; HubSync rolls out HubSync Halo; and other accounting tech updates.

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.