Cloud computing

The Internal Revenue Service recently suspended a half dozen of its modernization programs, including two deemed essential to its plans for replacing its aging systems.

If you take a proactive approach, you can reduce the inevitable hiccups that never seem to end.

The path toward embracing a new digital landscape and learning how to thrive within it, however, is not always so clear.

Increasingly, tax functions are turning to the cloud to help with many of their data-processing needs.

The companies will collaborate on reference architecture, marketing, sales and support.

Modern businesses are looking for more holistic relationships with accountants who can offer increased support.

Plus Vic.ai raises money; Kyriba launches new receivables finance solution; and other updates from the accounting technology world.

Accounting leaders who still think they can buy their firm's software off the literal shelf may ironically create more problems than they solve.

Plus, Iris launches an Employee Self Service module for payroll; Replicon releases an automated time tracking solution; and other news from the accounting technology world.

The Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration said the IRS implemented several cloud services without having a fully implemented security control infrastructure in place.