Both accounting firms and academia must design learning environments and curricula that will ensure the next generation of accountants develops AI fluency on top of critical thinking skills.
Usage-based billing isn’t going away. AI has made it mainstream, and the same logic is spreading across digital services. Tax teams need visibility into how those models are implemented.
This week, experts examined IRS Criminal Investigation’s ongoing challenges, a New York City tax break for building upgrades, and more.
President Donald Trump’s $10 billion lawsuit against the IRS should reinforce several lessons that extend well beyond this case: Taxpayer privacy is fundamental. Courts have tools to preserve fairness when structural conflicts arise. Presidential proximity to litigation decisions can heighten those conflicts. And policy choices about investment, access, and oversight have real-world consequences.
A proposal to reclassify California’s vehicle sales tax as a licensing fee would do little to change its “donor state” status and benefit only a small group of wealthy Californians.
Christopher Odell joined Akin as a tax partner in Chicago, the firm announced Monday.
Alex Dimock and Sam Murphy joined Bracewell as partners in its Dallas office, launching the firm’s new real estate special situations practice, the firm announced Monday.
Megan McCarthy and Benjamin Vernon joined Barnes & Thornburg as partners, the firm announced Monday. McCarthy joined in Minneapolis, while Vernon joined in Los Angeles.
Frédéric Ney joined Charles Russell Speechlys as a tax partner in Geneva, the firm announced Monday.
The 2026 World Cup highlights the complexities of applying international tax treaties and social security and totalization agreements in international sports.
India’s 2020 MLI implementation faces challenges due to court rulings requiring separate notification for each modified tax treaty.
Global disruption, rising costs, and digital innovation are transforming procurement into a critical driver of enterprise value—explore how a tax-informed operating model is reshaping the future of procurement.
An examination of the updated OECD Manual on Effective Mutual Agreement Procedures that highlights seven practical insights tax departments should consider when developing cross-border dispute resolution strategy.
Side-by-side deal exempts US multinationals from key Pillar Two taxes in Canada.
Transfer pricing trends increase advanced pricing agreements appeal for taxpayers seeking certainty amid heightened enforcement risks.
The pace of technological change impacting accounting and compliance over the very recent past is materially ahead of what many of the largest firms publicly acknowledge, and the shift has been visible in real time.
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