The underlying challenges are becoming more apparent in comment letters from the Securities and Exchange Commission.

An all-electronic vision, security concerns, and other highlights from the latest IRS National Public Liaison meeting.

A commission report warns public companies about email dangers.

Nvoicepay has been building a payment system that can work with accounting and enterprise resource planning technology to automate bill payments.

The Big Four firm will make OneStream's software available to its clients, while offering services to OneStream customers.

The IMA's Jeff Thomson discusses generational issues in accounting and how they’re learning to use advanced technologies

The firm will lend its expertise in governance, security, risk management and controls to Cred’s understanding of the movement of digital currency.

The mileage and expense tracking app has reached the 500,000-user milestone.

Cash flow management is a priority service for the hundreds of firms in the U.S. serving small to midsized business clients.

Developing new business is tough enough for professional services firms, but when those services happen to be accounting, things can get even tougher.

The Big Four firm is ramping up recruiting efforts in the coming year, with a special focus on diverse candidates and tech skills.

The investment firm wants to buy the Australian accounting software provider to pad its Asia-Pacific tech portfolio.

PricewaterhouseCoopers is developing blockchain technology to help clients validate transactions as they deal with possible risks.

The acquisitions jump-start the firm’s new division, Richey May Technology Solutions.

Oracle has released an artificial intelligence-driven security and risk management solution designed for the Oracle ERP Cloud environment.

Vertex Indirect Tax O Series now supports SAP HANA, and ERP Maestro releases free risk-monitoring audit tool for SAP.

Change may seem future-oriented, but it is firmly embedded in the past.

Worries of accounting's death by automation are greatly exaggerated.

Accounting firms need to brace themselves for liability issues old and new.