Opinion
AI Drafted the Tax Argument. The Practitioner Still Owns It.
In tax law, being fast only matters after you make sure everything is accurate.
June 2026
Billions invested. Billions billed back.
More and more companies are funding AI startups that quickly become their customers.
The World Cup’s Invisible Tax Tournament
Large international events often appear seamless.
May 2026
Wealth taxes raise little. Mobility does the rest.
Governments often turn to wealth taxes when they face budget pressures and clear signs of inequality.
KPMG’s AI push is shrinking the accounting ladder from both ends
For years, professional services firms followed a familiar model: hire many graduates, assign them repetitive tasks, bill clients for their work, and gradually promote a few into leadership.
The law restored EBITDA. The deduction still shrank.
Interest deductions depend on how income is defined.
April 2026
When the tax code makes America the new tax haven
Taxpayer behavior responds more predictably to incentives than to policy statements.
Funding cut $80 billion to $10 billion. Workforce down 30%.
The IRS is expected to maintain its performance with fewer staff, less consistent leadership, and a disrupted way of working.
March 2026
Trump v. IRS and the fragility of tax privacy
People are now realizing that the IRS keeps the country’s most private financial records.
Sequence of events is not a legal claim
In the adjudicated case of Peter David Schiff v.
February 2026
Data structure expands enforcement reach
Tax enforcement follows information.
Why tax stops behaving like a plug in deal models
Every transaction model rests on a quiet assumption.