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Intuit QuickBooks added a new Recurring Payments feature to enhance invoicing management for small and mid-market businesses.

New tools in QuickBooks Online Accountant, a million predictions around AI, and other developments in tech from the past month.

Plus, Intuit tests new interface combining QBO and Mailchimp; Ignition appoints new CEO, CFO; and other news from the accounting tech world.

Intuit is testing a new user interface that will combine features from QuickBooks Online and Mailchimp, both Intuit properties.

Plus, IRIS beefs up Firm Management solution, customer success function; and other accounting tech news and updates.

Sellers will have the ability to bring their existing Amazon data into Intuit's accounting software.

The Treasury is warning Congress that it needs lawmakers to unlock funding for the Internal Revenue Service that could be rescinded due to legislative language.

The financial software company is working on implementing artificial intelligence features through its applications including tax preparation program TurboTax.

Plus, Deloitte releases four new accelerators on Workiva marketplace; KPMG invests $100 million in Google Cloud Alliance; and other accounting tech news.

The leaders of President-elect Donald Trump's "Department of Government Efficiency" discussed creating a new way for Americans to file their taxes.

Intuit announced new features and capacities, many of them within its QuickBooks line of products.

Intuit announced the launch of the new ProAdvisor Academy, an expansion of the QuickBooks ProAdvisor Program which offers new training, certifications and badges.

The National Association of Tax Professionals criticized an ad promoting Intuit's TurboTax full-service option, saying it encouraged taxpayers to leave their professional preparers.

Intuit announced the release of Intuit Enterprise Suite, an all-in-one solution that is meant for larger, more complex businesses.

Intuit announced major upgrades to its GenOS system, bolstering its development capabilities in generative AI.

While small businesses still primarily use accounting software to record and manage transactions, the percentage using paper actually increased

Intuit and nonprofit Education at Work announced a pilot program to employ college students at TurboTax, helping them gain experience while earning tuition money.

The laid-off workers will be replaced by specialists in engineering, product, and customer-facing roles as part of Intuit's larger AI plans.

Intuit has been working to cater TurboTax to those with more complicated tax situations, betting that those customers could use online help from experts.

The discontinuation includes all 2021 versions of QuickBooks Desktop Pro, Desktop Premier, Desktop for Mac and Enterprise Solutions.