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Tax Section Odyssey

AICPA & CIMA
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IRS
Engage Conference
Corporate Transparency Act
AICPA
Tax Compliance
Document Retention Policies
Wealth Tax
Tax Practice Management
Tax Season 2023
Tax Policy
Beneficial Ownership Reporting
IRS Tax Compliance
Tax Practitioners
Section 6045
Section 6050I
Unrealized Appreciation
Tax Preparation Strategies
Independent Contractors
Employee Classification

Keep your finger on the pulse of the dynamic and evolving tax landscape with insights from tax thought leaders in the AICPA Tax Section. The Tax Section Odyssey podcast includes a digest of tax developments, trending issues and practice management tips that you need to be aware of to elevate your professional development and your firm practices.

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In this episode, host April Walker, CPA, CGMA, Senior Manager — AICPA & CIMA, is joined by Edward Jenkins, CPA, CGMA, Professor of Practice in Accounting — Penn State University, to discuss name, image and likeness (NIL) taxation issues for student ... more

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Sebrina Ivey
A national voice on tax and financial planning issues, with expertise in regulatory guidance and practical implementation of policy changes
AICPA PFP Credential Committee
Episode: Trump Accounts are coming — and you need to be ready
Ed Jenkins
Professor of Practice in Accounting at Penn State University and management member of Jenkins & Company
Penn State University
Episode: Name, image, likeness — and taxes: What NIL means for student athletes and CPAs
Adam Shay
Former firm owner and business coach for accounting firm owners at Share the Knowledge
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Episode: Reimagining firm ownership — Building and growing a modern practice
Annette Nellen
Tax expert, CPA, lawyer, professor at San Jose State University, and director of the Graduate Tax Program
San Jose State University
Episode: Decoding Tax Misinformation on H.R. 1 with Annette Nellen
Ben Alarie
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Ashley Francis
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Bob Keebler
Partner at Keebler & Associates specializing in tax strategy and estate planning.
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Katie Thomas
Owner of Leaders Online, a marketing agency specializing in digital marketing for accountants and CPAs.
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Chris Wittich
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April Walker
Senior Manager with the Tax Practice and Ethics team, focusing on delivering relevant insights within the AICPA Tax Section.
Mark Gallegos
Partner at Porte Brown, providing expertise in tax planning and legislative updates relevant to tax practitioners.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 18 ratings
  • Great advice but..

    This podcast if filled with great advice and knowledge from experienced professionals. But the audio quality of the speakers, leaves something to be desired.

    Thank you for the great information. Please keep it coming.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    htbracy
    United States4 years ago
  • Content is good, production quality lacking

    Great content. However still baffled why the AICPA is producing podcasts that sound like they’re on speakerphone. Time to give your host a quality microphone like any other podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Brianqzo
    United States5 years ago

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Name, image, likeness — and taxes: What NIL means for student athletes and CPAs
Q: What do you think the most important step is as tax advisors and tax practitioners to prepare for these potential complications?
Educating clients on NIL taxation and creating proactive marketing strategies to help student athletes navigate these complexities is key.
Name, image, likeness — and taxes: What NIL means for student athletes and CPAs
Q: What would your recommendation be if you had a client who has this issue? How are you thinking about this and treating this income?
Scholarships are typically taxable, and many forms of student income will be subject to income and potentially self-employment tax as well.
Name, image, likeness — and taxes: What NIL means for student athletes and CPAs
Q: What are those categories and how complex it could be about the types of revenue streams and how those might be classified in a taxable way?
There are multiple income streams, including royalties, scholarship income, and NIL arrangements that may complicate taxation.
Name, image, likeness — and taxes: What NIL means for student athletes and CPAs
Q: As you're helping these students, what are some of the early misunderstandings or mistakes that you're seeing related specifically as we kind of delve into the NIL topic?
Many are surprised to learn that scholarships can be taxable and that many non-cash benefits they receive are also taxable income.
Name, image, likeness — and taxes: What NIL means for student athletes and CPAs
Q: Ed, what trends were you observing about this issue and what motivated you to write this piece on this issue?
There is a significant gap in understanding taxation among student athletes, which is concerning given their lack of financial literacy.

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What is Tax Section Odyssey about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The content covers a wide array of essential topics within the tax profession, focusing heavily on recent legislation, tax planning strategies, and the impact of technology on tax practices. Episodes invite a variety of experts who provide insights on pressing issues such as government shutdown effects on the IRS, strategies for maximizing tax benefits, and navigating new tax regulations. Particularly noteworthy is the dynamic interaction with guests who are leading figures in tax policy, technology, and practice management, showcasing a blend of real-time legislative analysis and practical advice for tax professionals.

This engaging format offers listeners not only theoretical knowledge but actionable tips aimed at improving efficiency in... more

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