The software company will be folded into the firm's technology consulting division.

The new accounting rules and the explosion in online sales are prompting merchants to change the time at which e-commerce revenue is recognized.

2018 saw these tech company increase revenue, integrations and customer bases.

The tax automation company’s goal is to be a part of “every transaction in the world.”

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

Firms are spending top dollar of late on security training for their staff, which is a good idea considering most security breaches are the result of social engineering.

Chicago-based firm Grant Thornton LLP has introduced a new product, LeaseCom Analytics, which uses analytics and machine-learning capabilities to automatically provide a full picture of a company’s lease portfolio.

Intuit has named Misty Megia, who joined Intuit when the software giant acquired TSheets, as the new leader of its global ProAdvisor Program.

The sale comes at a time when accounting software providers are bolstering their payroll capabilities.

A primer on what the landmark sales tax ruling means for businesses.

Plus news from Invoiced, OnPay and M3.

The 6th Annual Accounting Firm Operations and Technology Survey is now open and has begun gathering responses.

Chung brings experience from eBay, Apple and PayPal to the payments and invoicing provider.

The most popular charges are for ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft, according to a new report.

The financial management and travel expense software maker has introduced its first product for the procure-to-pay market.

It should come as no surprise to learn that cybercrime is on track to cost the global economy more than $600 billion in 2018.

The awards recognize accountant and technology partners that have shown excellence and dedication in providing the Xero platform to small business clients.

Some of the most questionable expenses in the fourth quarter included strip clubs, dog kennels, jewelry, cigarettes and gambling losses.

If growing instances of malware are any indication, the Internet of Things is the next big thing, and nine other big developments that happened in technology this past month.

Accounting firms are becoming flexible workplaces.