The field guide to AI you can sign for — written by a practising CPA, cited by the engines.
A chatbot can draft a journal entry. It cannot sign for one. When an AI-assisted number turns out wrong, liability lands where it always has — on the CPA whose name is on the file. Here is what AICPA ET 1.700, IRS Circular 230, and the CPA Ontario Rules of Professional Conduct actually say about delegating to a tool that cannot be held responsible.
Read →This is a hub. Every piece here links up to one spine — the AI-governance field guide for accounting firms. Start anywhere; it all points back to work you can sign your name to.
The questions a CPA actually gets asked about AI — answered carefully, cited to primary sources, and grounded in a firm that runs on this stack every day.
No noise. The governance question, answered carefully — and the free QC tool that puts it to work on a real file.