• Joshua Smeltzer and Angela Alloju of Grey Reed: Taxation of Cryptocurrency and Digital Assets
• Russ O’Haver, Northeastern University (retired from E&Y): Emerging Trends in AI as it intersects with Law & Accounting
• Sherri Davidoff, LMG Security: Deep Fakes, Real Threats: Cybercrime’s AI Evolution
• Melissa Briggs, Hochberg Salkin Toscher Perez, and Lisa Nelson, Taylor Nelson Amitrano: Best Practices in Securing IRS Refunds
• Sarah Green, Dentons: Name Image Likeness
• Robert Wood, Wood, LLP: Taxation of Sexual Abuse Damages
• Robbin Caruso and Nicole Bononi-Wilson of Prager Metis: Audit Reconsideration – The Art of Second Chances
• Rick Reisig, Pinion, LLC & KCoe Isom, LLP; former Chairman, National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) and Montana Board of Public Accountants: Private Equity (“PE”) and its impact on the accounting profession practice and structure
• Mark Klein, Hodgson Russ LLP: State Domicile/Residency Tax Issues - A Sophisticated Approach
• Brendan Beatty, Director, Montana Department of Revenue: MT DOR priorities and policies – Now and Going Forward
• E. Martin Davidoff, Prager Metis CPAs & Davidoff Tax Law: Selling Real Estate Subject to Real Estate Tax Liens

We have other great speakers in the pipeline.

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