The Internal Revenue Service issued more than 4.4 million Economic Impact Payments last year totaling more than $5.5 billion to potentially ineligible people, according to a new report.

Client relationship management systems are helping accountants better manage prospects and and their current book of business.

LeaseCrunch Verify allows firms to add client accounts from one dashboard and enter and test a sample size of their leases.

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The Internal Revenue Service has been pilot testing new technology allowing for secure tax transcript retrieval that can integrate with an accounting firm’s practice management system.

Anduin provides its billing solution to BDO firms, and TaxDome software updates improve e-sig capabilities.

Auditors are taking advantage of the remote auditing capabilities they used during the pandemic to do more types of audits and expand priorities like fraud detection and cybersecurity.

The software automates evidence collection, mapping and crosswalking.

The pandemic has created renewed urgency for CFOs to automate finance and accounting.

Knowing where your client’s business stands financially has never been more critical for its financial health than now.

PC sales are booming, and nine other developments in technology from the past month.

The new accounts receivable software uses real-time data and analytics to help controllers understand their customers’ financial behavior.

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The company will move all users to QuickBooks Online Payroll by the end of 2021.

Lukka names new head of data and analytics, Kaplan deploys CGMA learning resources, and Intapp buys in Belfast.

The move comes after a significant surge in public support for the Black Lives Matter movement in 2020 following the murder of George Floyd.

The Big Four firm was exploring what smart glasses could do before COVID-19. When the pandemic hit, they put their foot on the gas.