Learning to use the Federal Reserve's new payment system can be a competitive advantage for firms.

Neither the IRS nor Congress has specifically addressed the tax deductibility of ransomware payments made to hackers, nor has FASB.

Plus, Intuit introduces QuickBooks Money, Google's AI assistant gets very personal, and seven other things that happened in technology this past month.

In this Vendor Spotlight, we catch up with Bitwave co-founder and CEO Patrick White.

A recent report from credit rating agency Moody's found organizations have increased their spending on cybersecurity by 70% over just four years.

Public company executives are also aiming to push third parties they deal with to boost their security, too.

Firms need to develop new retention strategies, pairing automation with the changing role of the accountant.

Nearly half the leaders of corporate tax departments believe they're severely under-resourced when it comes to technology and hiring, according to a recent survey.

Over 40 technology leaders discussed their recent accomplishments and plans for the future, and nearly all of them involved AI in some form, mostly for insights and workflow automation.

Small computers can help when working in smaller office spaces.

Plus, CPACharge rolls out automated invoicing feature; and other news and updates from the accounting technology world.

The sooner you take an active approach to artificial intelligence, the less overwhelmed you'll feel about it.

The standard reflects the many changes in technology, communications and business practices since an interim standard was first adopted decades ago.

Leading practitioners and accounting technology experts share their favorite tools for work and life.

In this week's Vendor Spotlight, we catch up with Laurel, the AI-powered time tracking software solution.

Taxpayers who receive CP2000 notices can now get help from bots for basic questions, rather than having to wait for a rep.