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It's time to stop talking about the future of audit.

The Supreme Court decision in Loper Bright has broad implications for the tax regulations written and administered by the Treasury and the IRS as well as the agencies tasked with the regulation of the alternatives industry.

The new regulatory environment has faced legal challenges, creating uncertainty for companies and auditors.

Whether someone incorporates their business now as the year comes to a close or waits until the new year can affect their company in various ways.

While other industries rapidly adopt data-driven solutions like artificial intelligence (AI), many CPA firms still rely on spreadsheets and processes that merely digitize the traditional paper-based approach.

Tax cuts and Mickey's slice; avoiding FBARs; COLA wars; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

If you don't report, you can't measure what was successful, and — equally as important — what wasn't.

Changes are only accomplished if the firm leaders are committed to improvements.

New technology has a habit of fixing old problems but creating new ones in their place, and AI is unlikely to be an exception.

While the potential rewards are attractive, for many of the small to midsized players, there are a host of operational and tax-related implications that need to be addressed.