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Cryptocurrency has taken over the public imagination. How will this affect accountants?

If you’re like most Americans, this is a short work week as thoughts shift to barbecues, fireworks and time spent outdoors with friends and families.

Leading resellers say that adoption has accelerated among their clients, and artificial intelligence is now the new frontier.

We live in the digital age. But as accountants adopt new technology, they need to be aware of the corresponding rise in cyber threats — and the regulation surrounding them.

If it isn’t over, it might at least get less vicious.

The rollout of this revolutionary infrastructure is going to have wide-ranging implications -- including in the tax world, according to Avalara's Tony Susak.

In the new book 'Data Leverage,' the authors explore how data partnerships can produce a whole that is greater than the sum of its parts.

The International Ethics Standards Board for Accountants has introduced eCode, a web-based version of the International Code of Ethics for Professional Accountants.

Threat Runner emulates an authentic malware infection on an organization’s network, exposing vulnerabilities in need of remediation without encrypting files and sensitive data.

In addition to AI, which has made its way onto many accounting tools of late, the platform features real-time collaboration, automated workflows, and big data analytics as well.

FreshBooks, which makes accounting software for small businesses, has added a payment option for retainers for service-based businesses to automate their recurring revenue.

The firm has introduced a team of professional "good guy" hackers to show businesses just how embarrassing a breach can be — and how to prevent it.

The music video features Adam Scott as the record label's head of finance, obsessed with saving receipts.

You can look at the revenue recognition standard in one of two ways — a compliance burden, or an opportunity for finance leaders to emerge and change the game.

The American Institute of CPAs’ Auditing Standards Board has issued a proposed standard on audit evidence to update an older standard and include new technologies such as data analytics and blockchain.

Thirteen percent of organizations currently use AI or machine learning to combat fraud, and 25 percent expect to adopt such technology in the next year or two.

Many audit teams are neglecting to implement new technologies that could reduce the time needed for SOX audit requirements.

The company is developing technology to inject AI into the audit process.