Episode #37
Episode 36: New Proposals for Digital Assets
Oct 6, 202613 min
Hosts Iris Laws and Lance Jacobs welcome Howard Wagner back to the podcast for a discussion on looming changes to the tax treatment of digital assets.
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Hosted by Forvis Mazars · business · EN · 39 episodes
Welcome to Tackling Tax—a Forvis Mazars podcast. Along with varied guests, hosts Iris Laws and Devin Tenney will bring you the latest on tax policy and strategies—but in a way that you can actually use and understand. Whether you’re looking for intel into tax bills, global tax implications, or planning insights for your business, Tackling Tax is the right place. Listen every other week for more from our guests, which include everyone from university scholars to industry experts to the firm’s experienced leaders.
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Episode #37
Hosts Iris Laws and Lance Jacobs welcome Howard Wagner back to the podcast for a discussion on looming changes to the tax treatment of digital assets.
Episode #36
Iris Laws and Lance Jacobs are joined by Kristin Gutting and Ed Chung of Forvis Mazars' Tax Controversy Team, as they share updates about how recent Supreme Court rulings and last year's DOGE cuts are impacting taxpayers.
Episode #35
Craig Kuechenberg joins the pod to discuss the self-employment tax and some recent court rulings that have affected LLPs and LLCs.
Episode #34
Attorney Nicole Johnson of Blank Rome joins hosts Iris Laws and Lance Jacobs to discuss a Maryland case about digital advertising taxes and its ramifications for the future of taxes of this type.
Episode #33
Wake Forest University professor Jim Willis joins the show to discuss how accounting programs are adapting to AI and what future CPAs are looking for in an employer.
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labour market expert, The University of Sydney
Tax Controversy Group at Forvis Mazars
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