Whose reading we read
When a statute changes, the first useful explanation usually comes from a law firm's alert, an accounting firm's memo or a scorekeeper's estimate. These are the 86 firms and institutions our stories cite, ranked by how often we have leaned on them.
Law firms 26
Where a statute becomes a client alert first. We read these for the reading of the text, then check it against the document itself.
Accounting and advisory 13
The firms that have to apply a rule in filing season. Their alerts show which parts of a change are workable and which are not.
Research institutions 17
Scorekeepers and modellers. We cite their estimates as estimates, with the assumptions attached.
Wealth managers and platforms 20
How a rule reaches a household portfolio. Read with the interest in mind: these firms sell products the rule affects.
Professional press 10
Written for practitioners rather than readers. Useful for what the profession is arguing about before it reaches the general press.