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July 1, 2001

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July 9, 2026

IRS designates certain CRAT arrangements as listed transactions

July 9, 2026

From estate planning to AI: Managing CPA liability

July 8, 2026

Eligible taxpayers to get automatic IRS penalty relief

A study commissioned by a technology trade group says federal legislators should obtain more information before passing online privacy laws. It also says that, if passed, current legislative proposals will effectively require businesses to build costly compliance tracking systems and many companies will stop sharing information about their online customers ( www.acton line.org/pubs/HahnStudy.pdf ).

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Drafting an AI policy that actually works

As AI use accelerates, many firms are discovering their policies haven’t kept pace. This article breaks down what CPAs and finance leaders should consider when drafting an AI policy that’s practical, flexible, and fit for real world use.

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IRS designates certain CRAT arrangements as listed transactions

From estate planning to AI: Managing CPA liability

Eligible taxpayers to get automatic IRS penalty relief

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Drafting an AI policy that actually works

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Current developments in taxation of individuals: Part 3

Current developments in taxation of individuals: Part 2

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