The American Institute of CPAs is asking the Internal Revenue Service to rethink its proposed changes to the tax transcript process, contending they would delay the process of getting copies of old tax returns for clients.

The aim is to accelerate blockchain-related policy development and issues around implementing blockchain at the enterprise level.

False accusations against a taco chain in Seattle offer a cautionary tale for businesses and their advisors.

Criminals are faking tax transcripts to fool recipients into clicking on and opening documents containing malware that could infect their computers.

The program is also adding an elite tier, and access to new marketing tools.

The practice management software company intends to release its first tax preparation product next summer.

The number of people who use the so-called Virtual Service Delivery technology has been declining for several years.

The new agreement gives BlackLine international scope.

The app is a smart move in a sector where ease of use and accessibility is king.

The cryptocurrency is pegged to a fiat currency like the U.S. dollar or to assets like gold.

The addition to the close management software company’s Strict Suite Controls product provides a software framework for internal controls.

One employee traveling for work checked his dog into a kennel and billed it to his boss as a hotel expense.

Considering how much time I spend in front of a monitor, I was surprised when I recently printed a history sheet on the Epson WF-6590 that’s been my mainstay network printer for the past year and a half.

Often, new clients ask that accounting firms work with their existing back-office technologies, opening the door to countless headaches, frustrations and inefficiencies for the firm.

Technology is helping special agents root out tax fraud and evasion, despite a declining workforce.

Charles Rettig assures AICPA members that, as a tax practitioner himself, he understands their views

The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board is planning extensive changes in how it inspects firms and interacts with financial statement preparers.

New kinds of laptop and phone displays, blockchain grants, and eight other things that happened in technology this past month and how they’ll impact your clients and your firm.

The main message from the mainstage at Thomson Reuters' user conference was accountants are here to stay.

It’s important for professionals to learn how to embrace this generation, and future generations, to accelerate their firm’s technology goals and increase overall employee engagement.