Cloud computing

The Governmental Accounting Standards Board proposed new guidance on how state and local governments should handle the accounting and financial reporting for cloud computing and similar subscription-based information technology arrangements.

CPA firms were more concerned about various impacts of workload compression than with updating their clients and staff about the latest tax law changes, according to a new survey.

On Monday May 6, accountants across the country started realizing their CCH products, which are based in the Cloud, were down.

Can a cloud-based tech stack give accountants superpowers?

The inaugural class of Accounting Today’s Best Firms for Technology are blazing a trail that all firms need to follow.

Accounting has evolved and if you are not keeping up with the latest advances, chances are your clients won’t be satisfied or they may drop you entirely.

Of particular interest to accountants and consultants is SuiteLife, a global partner engagement initiative.

Three firms share their journeys into the cloud.

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

Four firms share what it takes to work without a workplace.

CEO Aneel Bhusri says the 14-year-old upstart is targeting that annual sales milestone in as many as six years, up from $2 billion last year.

Have you resolved this year that your company will work to make your manual processes digital?

The Top 100 Firm is expanding its NetSuite practice in Southern California with the deal, effective Feb. 25, 2019.

Phillips has been recruited to provide guidance on recruiting qualified accounting and bookkeeping staff with modern skill sets.

PracticePro 365 offers a way for firms to manage people, projects and their practice from a single data source.

The funding comes after record revenue growth in 2018.

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

Accounting firms are becoming flexible workplaces.

A first for the company, the new software will be available in four service tiers.

The new venture will serve the firms’ existing CAS clients, and has plans to expand in the future.