Firms and their business clients can make cross-border payments with no bank fees, at a promotional price of $9.99 per transaction.

Cryptocurrency has gone from niche concern to mainstream reality in a very short period of time.

Washington on the Bezos; the IRS and the collection statute of limitations; biz deductions and SALT; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

Your Firm in the Cloud

The software is a module in the larger Kyriba financial management suite, but can be bought and used alone.

The latest version makes backing up data easier and more foolproof, a major pain point for users of the desktop software in the past.

At Xerocon Australia, its biggest user conference yet, the company highlighted several new features and updates.

The turmoil at the electric-car maker reached a fever pitch Friday, as news emerged that two senior executives will leave a matter of hours after the CEO smoked marijuana during an hours-long interview with a comedian.

The company begins search for a replacement; CFO Steve Hare will run the business in the interim.

Periodically, every farmer will go around and pluck the low-hanging fruit so that it doesn't spoil. Well, the same principle applies to effective professional service marketers.

Gui Cozzi, formerly of Crowe LLP, will lead the new service line.

Workflow management vendors look to the future.

Three accounting firms share their experiences with hosting providers.

A lot of people assume AI is still a far-off technology, but in fact, it’s something we already use dozens, if not hundreds, of times each day.

AuditBoard now integrates with MS Online, and Tungsten Network releases a payment receipt solution for Mexico.

Members of ABC collaborate with industry leaders to develop and further the leading industry organization and network involved with blockchain in accounting.

Six things accounting firms can do to be more future-ready.

Tax reform, the cannabis industry and cyberthreats are just three of the dangers that are looming large in malpractice insurers’ nightmares.

The Internal Revenue Service needs to improve its procedures to prevent the fraudulent use of third-party authorization forms.

President Trump’s recent tweet suggesting the SEC rethink the requirement for public companies to report their results quarterly has ignited a debate about this topic.