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July 1, 2001

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October 23, 2026

“Ghost preparers” tied to $179 million in potentially fraudulent refunds

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AICPA: Trump account regulations make 2026 rollout difficult

October 22, 2026

FASB seeks to reduce inconsistencies tied to customer-related payments

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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