The Financial Accounting Standards Board has created a new web page to help companies implement its new standards.

The Honolulu school will look to expose more native students to careers in data science and analytics.

While tax season is a period rife with hacking attempts, cybercriminals don’t take any time off. Accountants have to be vigilant with safety year-round, says cybersecurity expert Kevin O’Brien.

The new group will develop client websites to enable customer engagement and lead generation.

However, this leaves CFOs and controllers worried about security.

The evaluation was conducted by Forrester for its quarterly Wave report.

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The Kentucky-based firm proved itself a robust revenue earner in its first year offering the ERP software.

The Mastercards can be whitelabeled so firms can offer the product to their clients.

A group of four lawmakers has sent a letter to an internet governing body expressing concern about how the proposed .cpa domain extension might be exploited by fraudsters pretending to be CPAs.

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The acquisition of Adsolut is hoped to expand the company's base in the European country.

How bots for the finance industry could be at the forefront of changing the way people interact with artificial intelligence.

Ernst & Young experienced strong global revenue growth in the fiscal year ending June 30, 2017, increasing 7.8 percent on a local currency basis since the previous fiscal year, reaching a total of $31.4 billion for its member firms around the world.

Among other improvements, the upgraded IRS.gov should be easier to access from smartphones and tablets.

ZipBooks adds new 1099 feature, and ReportAmigo adds several updates to its reporting software.

The IRS is warning about possible fake charity scams emerging due to Hurricane Harvey.

The Internal Revenue Service’s Computer Security Incident Response Center is preventing some cybersecurity violations, but could use some improvements, according to a new report.

The ICPAS’s Todd Shapiro spots opportunities in change.