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Toni Witt

Toni Witt

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Technology Analyst, The Acceleration Economy

New York

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Current Trends , Gaming , AI Hardware , Technology

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college life, beer

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Total articles 252

  • 4 Ways to Manage Unprepared or Late Clients

    By Toni Witt| CPA Practice Advisor Verified By Toni Witt. One of the hardest things for anyone doing tax work is figuring out how to serve clients who aren't prepared. You know the ones I'm talking about: those without books, those who don't have their documents ready, or those who don't follow your processes and don't work with you to get your return filed on time. I'm breaking down some ways that can help you, as the tax preparer, deal with tricky or unprepared clients.

    By Toni Witt · CPA Practice Advisor

    Feb. 12, 2025

  • AI Agents: A Force Multiplier That Boosts Startup Momentum

    By Toni Witt| Cloud Wars@ Everyone is talking about AI agents and copilots — their capabilities, use cases, risks, and more. Many say agents are the future of how we engage with computers. I want to give an overview of what agents are from my AI startup perspective. For context, I’m the co-founder of Sweet, which is applying AI to make tax return preparation easier. An agentic, “virtual CPA” experience that engages the preparers’ clients and processes documents is core to our product. I’ll start with definitions.

    By Toni Witt · Cloud Wars

    Dec. 23, 2024

  • 4 Ways to Manage Unprepared or Late Clients

    By Toni Witt| CPA Practice Advisor Verified By Toni Witt. One of the hardest things for anyone doing tax work is figuring out how to serve clients who aren't prepared. You know the ones I'm talking about: those without books, those who don't have their documents ready, or those who don't follow your processes and don't work with you to get your return filed on time. I'm breaking down some ways that can help you, as the tax preparer, deal with tricky or unprepared clients.

    By Toni Witt · CPA Practice Advisor

    Feb. 12, 2025

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The Acceleration Economy