Apr 16, 2026
It's Tax Day, and Shane and Kody are in their element. In Episode 185 of The Liquidity Event, they kick off with a behind-the-scenes look at what tax season actually looks like for financial planners, from correcting misclassified stock options to saving clients tens of thousands of dollars that TurboTax Live told them they owed.
They also dig into how Intuit used large language models to compress 900 pages of new tax legislation into weeks of implementation instead of months, and whether a viral Reddit post claiming Claude Code can replace TurboTax entirely is onto something or a cautionary tale.
Then it's onto the Wall Street Journal's finding that the upper middle class has tripled since 1979, why income alone doesn't tell the whole story, and what a $2 trillion SpaceX IPO valuation actually means for investors with private stock heading into a potentially wild summer debut.
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