Leveraging artificial intelligence with financial data has enormous potential to help a firm's strategies in the days, months and years ahead.

The next time you take a plunge in a private pool in France, the tax-man may be watching.

A recent study indicates the degree to which people will accept robots in the economy depends on how much inequality there is.

In this bonus Frontier, Joe Woodard says that AI-powered solutions are impressive but the profession needs more from its intelligent machines.

An overwhelming majority of CFOs see promise in artificial intelligence, and many are taking active measures to implement it at their companies.

When you think about artificial intelligence and machine learning, those are tools that give us the chance to tap into bigger opportunities to disrupt tax now.  

The hosting solution for Sage customers announced the opening of a new data center in Canada to help Sage partners migrate Canadian customers to the cloud.

When founding a firm, one's choice of technology can have impacts that reverberate years into the future, for both good and ill.

David Cieslak, speaking at the AICPA Engage Conference, pointed to several recent developments that, combined, can serve to advance the use of artificial intelligence.

In this installment of The Frontier, Roman Kepczyk warns that enthusiasm for artificial intelligence must be tempered with caution.

Plus, Paystand announces new features; Wolters Kluwer's TeamMate+ authorized for federal use; and other accounting technology news.

A group of finance leaders are coping with a steady stream of economic disruptions this year and they’re planning ahead for tax hikes and more.

The future is bright for auditing technology, but auditors need to embrace it.

To truly embrace the full potential of an AI-enabled tax platform, companies need to develop a give-and-take relationship.

The early adopters of accounting automation will not only survive, but experience the fastest growth.

Just because a company has stopped using a cloud server doesn't mean its data isn't still flowing there, a new study has found.

Experts in auditing imagine the ways this core service of the profession will be radically different in a decade.

Accountants live and work in a world that’s changing and evolving at record pace. To stay relevant, you must learn, grow and adapt.

Firms are under tremendous pressure to pick up the pace of technology adoption for a host of reasons.

There are a host of current and potential implementations for artificial intelligence — but a lot of its role in the profession is still being figured out.