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AICPA, former IRS commissioner to lead initiative on AI in tax
Participants in the Council on AI Risk in Tax, led by the AICPA and former IRS commissioner Danny Werfel, include leaders from all areas of the tax world who will work together to promote the responsible use of AI in tax administration and practice.
What younger clients need from CPA financial planners
Two CPA financial planners share how advisers can adapt their approach to younger clients’ financial planning goals, habits, and needs.
Driving efficiency or driving workers toward burnout? How AI is being used
Nearly two-thirds of employees in a global survey said their company is more interested in using artificial intelligence to create efficiency than to add value, leading many to feel like they’re doing two jobs while struggling to find time to produce meaningful results.
IRS delayed action on thousands of high-income nonfiler cases, TIGTA says
A TIGTA report found that nearly 39,000 high-priority nonfiler cases were delayed in the IRS’s high-income nonfiler initiative because of resource concerns. The IRS said it has since advanced all affected cases.
A CPA playbook to help prevent disaster fraud
Learn how to help clients unmask fraudsters who try to take advantage of the havoc that natural disasters wreak.
How CPAs can expand from tax into personal financial planning
Find out how CPAs in tax practice can add personal financial planning services and build deeper relationships with clients.
A recipe for sanctions: AI-hallucinated citations in tax
AI can speed tax research, but it can also invent cases. Your firm needs guardrails to avoid potential trouble.
2026 tax software survey
CPAs tell how their professional tax preparation software stacked up this tax season.
How to start with AI and handle constant change
The AICPA’s small firm advocate shares practical guidance on AI, navigating transformation, and focusing on what matters most.
Why many Americans don’t retire on their own terms
A third of middle-class Americans believe they’ll work until at least age 70, an annual retirement survey shows. But more than half of retired respondents left the workforce before age 65, suggesting that retirement timing is often shaped by factors beyond workers’ control.
Finance’s chemistry lesson: The guardian-to-catalyst transformation
Finance is being rewired for an AI-driven future, and one Gartner expert says the function’s next challenge is knowing what to preserve — and what to let go.
AI gets the headlines, but it’s not the whole story for finance leaders
What are finance leaders focused on beyond AI? Tom Hood discusses the top priorities emerging from the sixth Future of Finance Summit. Listen to the episode (the JofA’s 500th) or read the transcript.
Accounting ethics in the age of AI
AI is changing how accountants and finance professionals work, but it doesn’t change what it means to do the right thing.
Data governance: How finance builds trust in the numbers
Learn five steps finance can follow to set clear rules, so everybody uses the same trustworthy information.
Real-life ways small firms use AI
Learn how four practices with fewer than 10 employees deploy artificial intelligence to expand capacity, do faster research, and more.
How to set up a simple automation in Zapier
This article walks you through connecting two apps in Zapier.
What small firm CPAs need to know
The inaugural Small Firm Q&A explores tactics to manage audit services and increased compliance requirements, practices that make peer review and tax practice more manageable, and steps to consider before solo practitioners’ transition into retirement.
Ask the Expert: Context and AI
David Yue, Co-Founder & CEO, AccordanceAccordance was founded by AI researchers-turned students-of-practitioners who dedicated their first years to working alongside tax leaders, professors, and firm partners. From Stanford AI Lab to CEO, David Yue continues with that same philosophy: learning from the practitioners and firms that shape Accordance. Q Why
As AI use in cybersecurity rises, so do the risks
The share of respondents actively using AI in cybersecurity strategy rose sharply in a global survey, but governance is not maturing at the same pace as deployment.
Are finance leaders moving too fast on agentic AI?
While more than 9 in 10 senior finance leaders in a recent survey said they’re under career pressure to demonstrate a return on agentic AI investment, the ROI may be slowed by an emphasis on speed above all.
