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Welcome to DeepDive, the podcast where artificial intelligence and industry-leading expertise come together to take you deep into strategies for success in the tax and accounting industry. Each episode dives into important issues and trends, sharing insights about real tax and accounting pros, along with the latest from our CountingWorks Pro blog—all powered by AI for a listening experience you have to hear to believe.
Whether you’re looking to stay on top of industry news or just want to make sense of complex topics, DeepDive is here to keep you on the cutting edge.
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Latest Episodes
The Emergency Savings Crisis Quietly Growing in America
More Americans are relying on credit cards instead of emergency savings. Learn why financial stress is rising and how small planning habits can improve financial stability.
Unlocking the Power of Crowdfunding: Navigating Tax Implications and Maximizing Fundraising Success
Crowdfunding has emerged as a popular method to raise funds for various personal, charitable, and business endeavors. However, with this comes a myriad of tax implications that organizers and contributors must navigate to ensure compliance and ...
The Economy Feels Uncertain. Here’s What Smart Small Businesses Are Doing Anyway
Inflation, high interest rates, cautious consumers, and economic uncertainty are putting pressure on small businesses. Learn how smart business owners are adapting, protecting cash flow, and staying resilient.
Unlocking Healthcare Savings: How HSAs and HDHPs Can Combat Rising Insurance Costs
In the face of escalating healthcare costs, many individuals and families are seeking innovative strategies to manage expenses effectively. One emerging alternative gaining traction is the combination of Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) and High-...
Just Starting a New Business? Don’t Overlook Start-Up and Organizational Costs Deductions
Starting a new business can be expensive, but the tax rules offer relief: certain start‑up and organizational expenses like market research, advertising, training, professional fees and filing costs to form a company may be deductible.