An influential advisory committee to the Internal Revenue Service is asking Congress to regulate noncredentialed tax preparers and boost funding for the IRS and the National Taxpayer Advocate.
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Pretty much every accountant has used AI in one form or another, with the most common use case being data entry and processing, according to a poll from Intuit QuickBooks.
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Logan Graf is documenting his accounting firm's journey to eliminating busy season on his YouTube channel.
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Accounting Today's annual selection highlights some of the most cutting-edge practices in the country.
Accountants are adding AI tools to their work, saving time and becoming more efficient.
Middle-class residents in these states pay a smaller percentage of their paychecks to taxes.
Plus, North Carolina Association of CPAs names next CEO; Weaver promotes 17 to partner; and other news from across the profession.
Plus, TaxDome adds AI reporting feature; Protiviti uses new "ProtivitiGPT" to enhance internal ops; and other accounting tech news.
It's critical to build a team around you to ensure the right questions are asked and answered.
Residents with low income in these 20 states pay a smaller percentage of their income in tax.
Residents with high earnings in these 20 states get a bigger break on their taxes, paying a smaller percentage of their income.
Clark Schaefer Hackett is adding Rolfes & Swisher; and RKL Virtual Management Solutions is merging in Kauffman CPA.
Plus, FICPA presents Women to Watch Awards; Baker Tilly expands enterprise risk management practice; and more news from across the profession.
Plus, Bill360 solution offers AR automation; Certa announces gen AI capacities, new ESG module; and other accounting tech news.
Some participants will get a letter next month outlining a potential settlement offer.
The Internal Revenue Service isn't doing enough to help victims of identity theft receive their tax refunds, according to a report from National Taxpayer Advocate Erin Collins, and its statistics on answering phone calls are misleading.