Few ideas in the last decade have provoked as much excitement — or as much misinformation — as the introduction of artificial intelligence in tax and accounting.

Taxpayer defined; W-4 2.0; cryptocurrency and FBAR; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

Most enterprises that don’t use artificial intelligence only audit up to 10 percent of their spending, according to a new report.

The value of your work, your ideas and your contributions to the world are just as important in the future as they are today, if not more so.

Artificial intelligence and machine learning aren’t the next big thing — people are.

The mobile revolution boosted finance and accounting productivity — enter “pre-accounting,” and the art of automating functions that typically required human intervention.

Despite unprecedented advances in workplace technology, many accounting and finance professionals continue to struggle with highly manual and inefficient month-end close processes.

Accountants will benefit from this cutting-edge technology that is already being deployed on multiple fronts in the industry, and the number of applications will only increase.

This is the second cloud hosting provider in the accounting space to experience a security event this year.

Grant Halloran takes over from Dave Kellogg, who stepped down earlier this year when Host Analytics was acquired by Vector Capital.

B/2BNow automates data migration, including from paper to software, and uses machine learning for automated mapping and integration configuration.

Accountants and their clients can talk to the dashboard about complex business information and analytics.

Churn of the rich; the rise of AI; collection time; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

Turns out, it’s a little bit of both – and much more.

If you’re like most Americans, this is a short work week as thoughts shift to barbecues, fireworks and time spent outdoors with friends and families.

In addition to AI, which has made its way onto many accounting tools of late, the platform features real-time collaboration, automated workflows, and big data analytics as well.

Thirteen percent of organizations currently use AI or machine learning to combat fraud, and 25 percent expect to adopt such technology in the next year or two.

The company is developing technology to inject AI into the audit process.

Thomson Reuters has radically revamped its mainstay tax research product, Checkpoint, with artificial intelligence.

Jody Padar shares her experience interviewing thought leaders on the future of the accounting profession.