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@LoganGrafTax@jasononfirms I dunno about a deal but they were having conferences at non Aria places well after Aria opened so it seems unlikely.
I haven’t been to every casino for a conference but out of the 5 I have been to Aria seems like the best setup.
@LoganGrafTax@jasononfirms Engage was at MGM for a few years. The tax conference part used to be at Caesars so at least those 3 different locations in the past 10 years that I can recall.
@LindseyStarrett High Net Worth. But people’s definition of that are wildly varied in my experience. Anything from $1M net worth or higher depending on the person defining it.
Sec 70305 - business meals for certain fishing boats and fish processing facilities not subject to 50% limitation
Sec 70306 - Sec 179 increased to $2.5M
Back to back sections that hit juuuuust a little bit differently.
@SmithMatthewC MN has an individual AMT for which any gambling losses were added back.
Breaking even resulted in MN tax almost every time.
Congress modeled it after MN AMT? It’s nonsensical.
Senate removed the House language that said contingent fees were cool, score one for decency.
Senate cuts off some ERC, adds penalties. Score another for decency.
Creating compliance nightmare on EITC + Billy Long being confirmed is ahhh a thousand points for indecency.
I get that the house version and the senate version are going to be different. Different provisions, different limitations, etc.
But why is the structure and order of their tax bills so different? It's just mind numbing trying to read them side by side all out of order.
Artificial intelligence has had a ton of hype, but how is it being used in accounting? This @AICPA_JofA article features 6 case studies of how accountants employ AI tools to transform their jobs. https://t.co/iGse9IHyqZ
Engage would not be complete without Elliot and Kush. Or is it Kush and Elliot? Either way it’s a must watch session every year.
It’s not always about tax knowledge. It’s always about the dimension of possible.
I’m at #AICPAEngage25 and I was too slow to make it into Tony Nitti’s session.
I was forced into the overflow room and let me tell you it’s not quite as satisfying.
I messed up gotta be better with my scheduling and speed walking.
My least favorite things because they're just getting more convoluted and complicated and hard to plan around:
PTE / SALT deduction
EITC changes
QBI thresholds
Car loan interest
Repealing / phasing out of energy credits
I've read through the whole proposed tax bill. It's going to change a bunch of times so I wouldn't be making any life choices based on the first draft, but my favorite things:
Tip credit for salons
Sec 174 expensing for 2025
Relaxing 1099-K and 1099-NEC rules
ERC enforcement