AI won’t kill offshoring; it will supercharge it
As AI gets more integrated into accounting firm operations, you need people who already know how to work with AI, and how to give the right prompts and commands.
Blanche agrees to help kill weaponization fund in nomination bid
Blanche said he didn’t know who at the Justice Department wrote the language providing immunity from tax audits, though he signed the agreement approving it.
Owning the narrative: what AI really means for your practice
If what you’re hearing about AI makes me you feel either uneasy or excited, that’s normal. And do you know why both reactions are completely fine? Because we’ve done this before. The move to the cloud wasn’t instant either. Many practices took time to adjust, but those who invested the effort saw results. Now, we’re …
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Firm360 announces tax prep automation capacities
Firm360 announced new tax prep automation capacities via an integration with Juno.
Prosperity flips PE partners
The Top 100 Firm is getting a majority investment from Lightyear Capital, while its previous investor, Unity Partners, will maintain a minority position in the firm.
IESBA reports on ethics for accountants using new tech
The International Ethics Standards Board for Accountants released a staff publication on the ethical implications of emerging technologies such as AI.
Missouri signs CPA pathway bills into law
Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe, signed Senate Bill 1233 into law, creating an additional pathway to CPA licensure, effective Aug. 28, 2026.
Shultz Huber expands in Ohio
Shultz Huber & Associates acquired Stroh, Johnson & Company, effective as of July 1, expanding its presence in Ohio.
Tax-exempt central organizations get new IRS form
Central organizations at nonprofits with local affiliates are now required to file a new form with the IRS to maintain their tax-exempt status.
Tax pros starting to see AI as less of a job threat, more of a job perk
AI is changing the way tax practitioners work in significant ways, but none of them involve massive job losses or shrinking demand for accountants and auditors.