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KPMG Is Building Startups Inside The Firm

Sep 30, 2026

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KPMG Is Building Startups Inside The Firm

Sep 30, 2026

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KPMG Is Building Startups Inside The Firm

The Big Four AI race is moving from buying tools to building companies.

Emily Asher

Tax Planning

Treasury Put Wall Street's Tax Tricks On Notice

Sep 30, 2026

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Treasury Put Wall Street's Tax Tricks On Notice

The new target is tax alpha, the Wall Street pitch that turns portfolio engineering into lower tax bills.

Larry Olson

Newsletter

Jet Ski Tax Fraud, the IRS App, and $20 Lunches

Sep 28, 2026

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Jet Ski Tax Fraud, the IRS App, and $20 Lunches

A Maryland dealer gets caught running two sets of books, the IRS finally goes mobile, and America’s “cheap” restaurant meal now costs about $20.

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Tax Regulation

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Tax

Treasury Put Wall Street's Tax Tricks On Notice

The new target is tax alpha, the Wall Street pitch that turns portfolio engineering into lower tax bills.

Larry Olson

Sep 30, 2026

IRS

The IRS App Comes With A Scam Warning

The agency replaced IRS2Go with a real app, which means fake IRS apps just got easier to sell.

Hannah Olsen

Sep 28, 2026

Tax

The Jet Ski Tax Fraud Ran On Fake Paperwork

A Maryland motorsports case shows how boring forms can become the whole tax fraud machine.

Emily Asher

Sep 28, 2026

Firm Growth & Technology

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Firm Growth

KPMG Is Building Startups Inside The Firm

The Big Four AI race is moving from buying tools to building companies.

Emily Asher

Sep 30, 2026

Recruiting & Retention

KPMG Put $1.5M Into William & Mary's Accounting Program

The accounting talent fight is moving onto campus long before interview week.

Emily Asher

Sep 25, 2026

Recruiting & Retention

The Accounting Workforce Is Aging Into A Client Risk

The quiet risk is not that older accounting staff are still working. It is that too much client knowledge may be sitting in their heads.

Larry Olson

Sep 16, 2026