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Sequoia Capital says tax advisory is 80-90% intelligence work — rule-following, not judgment. Nate Jones argues most of what we call judgment is rules we've internalized so deeply we forgot they were rules. If they're right, the moat accountants keep defending on LinkedIn is real — but much narrower than the profession assumes.
Sequoia Capital named accounting a $50–80B disruption target. Their framework shows where CAS practices are exposed — and what's still defensible.
Sequoia Capital named your practice a disruption target. Plus a $1.15 billion AI accounting unicorn, government policy risk that's still wide open, and GPT-5.4 pushing context windows and prices in opposite directions. This week's AI roundup covers what moved — and what it means for your CAS practice.
