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Tax News & Views Legal Weed Tax Math Roundup eidebailly.com/insights/blogs… Tax relief for legal weed sellers. Immigrants: file or not? About those "warrior dividends." Congress goes home. Yes, there will be math today.

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Tax News & Views Fiddles Big With Year-End Tax Roundup eidebailly.com/insights/blogs… Planning tips for the final week. A look ahead to 2026 tax issues. Smashed packages. Fleeing California. Death and Taxes. Big fiddle fete.

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Tax News & Views Updates its Bacon Mileage Rate Roundup eidebailly.com/insights/blogs… 2026 rates for business, medical, and charity mileage. Top 2025 tax policies. Expiring green energy credits. "Friendly" tax advice. Bacon.

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An #IRS reminder for #TaxPros: Renew or register your Preparer Tax Identification Number (PTIN) TODAY for the 2026 tax season. irs.gov/ptin

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This is your last year to deduct 100% of your gambling losses to offset your winnings. Starting in 2026, the new tax law limits the deduction to 90%. The good news for professional gamblers is that you can still deduct your related business expenses.

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CPA Practice Advisor has announced the recipients of the ‘Most Powerful Women in Accounting’ awards. Now in their 14th year, the awards recognize leaders for their significant contributions to the profession.- ow.ly/uYGJ50XQtNT

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We've compiled 2026's first #WeekendReading for financial planners! This week, a Wealth Management survey finds that only one-quarter of advisors are at least "very satisfied" with their firms' tech stacks, though many firms appear to be looking to improve them, whether in terms of