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Tax amnesty programs; protecting your practice; unidentified tax payments; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

Intuit CEO Sasan Goodarzi declared today that, going forward, accountants are the customer not the channel and consequently they will be serving them as the customer.

AI has become the No. 1 way to fake receipts for expense fraud. Before then, people generally relied on specialized templates from sketchy websites.

Firms everywhere are searching for ways to seize first-mover advantages, or at least prevent competitors' AI use from becoming disruptive.

The IRS has been offering live chat applications and automated chatbots, but their incorrect answers could prompt taxpayers to file incorrect tax returns.

AI can be a helpful starting point, but accounting professionals and other specialists are still essential for making an informed decision about entity type.

Starting with AI, a number of new developments are making the professional landscape feel stranger than ever.

The traditional spreadsheet model of financial planning is officially broken. It did not break quietly, and it was not broken by a single event.

Firms are sourcing new solutions from field staff to expand their tools and upskill their professionals. But they aren't just throwing together programs and calling it a day.

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