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Generally Accepted Accounting Podcast

The Generally Accepted Accounting Podcast (GAAP, for all you accounting nerds) is produced by Casey Peterson, LTD. We talk about tax, finance, accounting, audit, data analytics, and a bunch of other hip and cool topics!

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  1. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    050 - Charitable Giving in 2026: What's Changed? (opens the original)

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    Somehow, we’ve hit our 50th episode (which dovetails nicely with our upcoming 50th anniversary)! Thanks to all of you for listening and tolerating our bad puns and worse jokes. We hope you were also able to learn a little something along the way. For our 50th episode, we’ve got a guest who’s new to the podcast. Preston Mackey is an EA, client manager, and manager of our Gillette branch. Preston talks about how charitable giving rules have changed for 2026. He hits on the new charitable deduction

  2. Episode · Jul 23, 2026

    049 - Medicare Vaccine Billing Update (opens the original)

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    Our recent blog post about a Medicare Part B vaccine billing update highlighted a clarification from Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. In this GAAP episode, our VP and health care cost report expert, Mark Lyons, provides a little more color to the situation and what it means for Rural Health Clinics and Federally Qualified Health Centers. Take 10 minutes to listen in to learn more!

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