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G2 FinTech focuses on a technology niche of helping accountants automate the process of tax preparation for financial firms that need to deal with complex transactions such as wash sales and straddles on a regular basis.

Cloud-based nonprofit software developer Aplos Software has added the ability for nonprofits and churches to accept one-time and recurring donations online to its Aplos Donor Management solution.

If the tax reform proposal unveiled earlier this week by Ways and Means Committee chairman Dave Camp is really “dead on arrival,” as some have suggested, why has virtually every organization with a stake in the tax process made an effort to comment on it? After all, it’s just a discussion draft.

It’s that time of year again—of short days, cold temps, and yikes, companions that turn from being your sweet and sensitive soul mate into a human size gremlin that you mistakenly fed after midnight.

Netsuite and Deloitte have formed an alliance to provide implementation, finance transformation, change management and consulting services to the market.

Highlights of some of our favorite tax-related blogs from the past week.

KPMG International has selected John B. Veihmeyer, the chairman and CEO of KPMG’s U.S. firm, as global chairman, succeeding Michael Andrew, who is retiring due to what has been described as a “serious medical condition.”

The Internal Revenue Service said Thursday that only three weeks after the opening of tax season, it has already received about one-third of the individual income tax returns it expects to receive in 2014.

I’ve heard it said more than once that “accounting is the language of business,” but as some of my colleagues who work in technology departments for their firms know, accounting and tax services can, at times, seem worlds apart from software and systems.

Swizznet's platform now gives customers the option for multi-factor authentication by adding support for Windows Azure Multi-Factor Authentication.