Doc.It Explore and Doc.It Connect are the newest offerings from the document management and workflow software provider.

Selected wisdom and the top tweets from the AICPA Engage event.

Today’s technology gives accountants the ability to advise their clients on an array of business matters far beyond traditional tax or audit services.

The Institute of Management Accountants unveiled an exposure draft of its enhanced Management Accounting Competency Framework at the kickoff of its annual conference Sunday in Indianapolis.

Originally estimated at $180 million, the tax software company’s initial public offering has brought in almost $285 million.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board’s Emerging Issues Task Force has made decisions on some new rules.

Based on a flawed 1998 study, the war on spreadsheets continues unabated.

An infusion of AI improves everyone’s favorite spreadsheet software, harassment by emoji, and more.

Accounting departments are finding that offering advanced technology like cloud computing is helping them attract staff, according to a new report.

IT expert Donny Shimamoto and firm owner Dan Moore shared some tried-and-tested approaches to keep client data secure at the AICPA Engage conference.

Ernst & Young has released a study on some trends it is seeing at companies around the world.

Accounting firms need to do more than just post in job boards.

The tools are helping the Top 100 Firm’s accounting and tax practice improve its performance.

Accountants must adapt to change before they’re forced to, says the AICPA VP.

The Go Beyond+ Disruption platform offers courses on human intelligence, data analytics, cybersecurity, blockchain and more.

The integration allows auditors to automate and track bank confirmations for any of their engagements.

The provider of expense tracking and bookkeeping automation has added features for accounting and bookkeeping partners.

OnPoint PCR provides a full-service solution for preparation, compilation and review.

The software developers have integrated their offerings to help companies tackle the complex new rev rec standard.

An amendment to the AICPA Code of Conduct requires CPAs to re-examine the nonattest services they offer.