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Advisory Revenue Strategies: Navigating the New FICA Tip Credit Landscape, with Jody Padar

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New webinar: Wed., Apr 22, 2026, 1-2 PM ET.

The FICA Tip Credit is entering a new era.

With H.R. 1 and proposed IRS regulations redefining qualified tips and tipped occupations, tax professionals now face both a technical challenge and a major advisory opportunity. Firms that build clear, consistent, data-driven workflows will be better positioned to guide clients, reduce risk, and create recurring advisory revenue.

Join Jody Padar for a timely mix of tax-technical interpretation, practical workflows, and advisory insight that empowers you to lead confidently in the new tip credit landscape.

Advisory Revenue Strategies:
Navigating the New FICA Tip Credit Landscape with Jody Padar
Wed., Apr 22, 2026, 1-2 PM ET
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K-1 Chaos: IRS Throws Rocks at Hornet’s Nest

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Don’t get stung. Here’s how.
“It’s the taxpayer and preparer that get stung.”
By CPA Trendlines
CPA Trendlines Academy
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Bradley Burnett doesn’t start his 2025 Form 1065 program with a code section. He starts with a warning.

“Throwing rocks at a hornet’s nest,” says Burnett, JD, LLM, is what the IRS is doing to tax preparers. And then he delivers the line that drives the room quiet: “IRS has the bug spray, not us.”

2025 Forms 1065 and K-1s: IRS Throws Rocks at Hornet’s Nest with Bradley Burnett, J.D., LL.M
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The metaphor isn’t about audits. It’s about penalties. The practical risk of partnership returns has less to do with aggressive positions and more to do with incomplete disclosures, mismatched coding and mechanical errors. The danger is not interpretation. It’s the process.

“If the preparer does not do everything that IRS asks us to do,” Burnett warns, “it’s the taxpayer and preparer that get stung.”

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WEBINAR: IRS Tightens Crypto Reporting as 1099-DA Comes Online

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New IRS Form 1099-DA raises the stakes for compliance—and tax professionals are racing to prepare. 

By Center for Accounting Transformation

Cryptocurrency has evolved from a niche curiosity to a mainstream economic force — and U.S. tax authorities are finally catching up. 

As digital assets, such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, NFTs, and stablecoins, become common investment choices for individuals and businesses alike, the IRS has quietly but significantly overhauled how crypto income must be reported and taxed. However, despite these changes, many taxpayers still fail to comply, and tax professionals are scrambling to keep up. 

WEBINAR: Nuts & Bolts of Cryptocurrency Taxation & 1099-DAs | Jan. 27 |1 p.m. ET | 2 CPE

That’s the backdrop for “Nuts & Bolts of Cryptocurrency Taxation & 1099-DAs,” a live 2-hour webinar scheduled for Jan. 27, which will provide accountants and tax advisors with a practical roadmap to navigate this rapidly evolving terrain.  READ MORE →