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Advising clients amid elections and TCJA sunset

Tax advisers can recommend client strategies for the looming uncertainties of the expiration of dozens of tax provisions, compounded by upcoming presidential and congressional elections.

Academic research sheds light on important tax matters

Recent academic journal articles of potential interest to tax practitioners investigated companies’ tax-avoidance behavior, knowledge sharing between accounting firms’ audit and tax personnel, the TCJA’s effects on US corporations’ debt structure and effective tax rates, and how cryptoasset investors respond to tax-compliance scrutiny.

What to do when a client dies

CPAs often play a critical role in tax compliance and planning relating to estate and trust administration following a client’s death.

Data protection and its impact on CPAs

CPA tax professionals face paramount data security concerns addressed by various data protection requirements, standards, and recommendations.

AICPA member insurer clarifies coverage for BOI work by accountants

CNA, which has policies with 25,000 AICPA member accounting firms, said in a statement last week that its professional liability policies generally will cover work services associated with the Corporate Transparency Act, which includes rules for BOI reporting.

Tax ethics and use of generative AI systems

Firms can work to adapt their use of generative artificial intelligence systems to comply with specific AICPA, state, and federal tax practice ethical standards and requirements.

2023 Arthur J. Dixon Memorial Award

Two individuals, Michael P. Dolan, J.D., and Edward S. Karl, CPA, CGMA, received the 2023 Arthur J. Dixon Memorial Award, the highest honor the accounting profession bestows in the area of taxation.

AICPA tax advocacy on digital assets

This novel and evolving form of assets continues to raise tax questions that an AICPA task force puts forward with suggestions for IRS guidance and congressional legislation.

The many implications of Sec. 7216

Under Sec. 7216, tax professionals must protect clients’ tax return information or face possible criminal prosecution.