The best tax advisors didn't get there by only reading the code. They got there by sitting in the room — hearing a partner kill a technically perfect argument because it would destroy the client relationship, watching a junior associate find an angle nobody else saw, seeing an IRS examiner latch onto the one weakness everyone ignored.

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