Blockchain

How the cloud, AI and blockchain are moving in tandem to change the industry.

The participation of accounting firms in the cryptocurrency market is a step toward legitimizing the intangible asset.

The release follows a slew of large firms opening cryptocurrency and blockchain services for clients.

Accounting professionals need to keep developing and maintaining robust internal controls around cryptoassets.

Blockchain and cryptocurrencies are going to play a major role in the economy and the accounting profession.

It's not a question of keeping up with disruption -- it's a question of getting ahead of it.

Following in the steps of other Top 100 Firms, Armanino has opened a blockchain practice, through which it will offer a range of specialized services to clients.

You can ignore change -- or you can prepare for it and leverage it, says Joe Woodard, who dives into the tools that are changing accounting.

What accountants, controllers and CFOs should keep an eye on this year, based on discussions with peers in different areas of technology and business.

Panelists at a discussion hosted by the Accountants Club of America see social media, texting and cybersecurity among the major trends for the coming year.

A look at what’s coming for the accounting profession in 2019.

And other news from Priority Software, Vertex and XIXOIO

Clients need to pay attention to the tax ramifications of their cryto holdings.

The aim is to accelerate blockchain-related policy development and issues around implementing blockchain at the enterprise level.

The cryptocurrency is pegged to a fiat currency like the U.S. dollar or to assets like gold.

New kinds of laptop and phone displays, blockchain grants, and eight other things that happened in technology this past month and how they’ll impact your clients and your firm.

As blockchain-based technology makes waves in every sector of the business world, accounting professionals should be prepared to answer client questions

The accounting and finance game company hosted 183 students for its first-ever online competition focused on new tech impacting the profession.

Experts at an NYU roundtable shared their views on how AI and blockchain may change, or eliminate, the audit profession.

The changes to the financial statement audit will be shaped by four factors: technology, methodology, standards and skills.