Thomson Reuters' Jon Baron and other experts forecast the latest trends for CPAs at the California Accounting Show

The app that allows users to “speak” their transactions into a ledger has upgraded its user interface and simplified sign up.

Company execs believe gaining Desktop users is a “stickier” way to retain clients who may later move to the cloud.

Users can share documents and view a live activity feed.

As companies get ready for the new lease accounting standard, they’re coming across a variety of complications and questions before the standard takes effect in the next few years.

Early payment automation, multi-entry support and a new AP hub are on offer.

The company also has modified the user interface for its mobile app.

The cloud hosting company now provides users the ability to control their own account set up, permissions and client onboarding.

The bundled offering is the result of three recent acquisitions, which expanded the company’s capabilities.

The company has also entered its first vertical with the release of a software planning solution.

The accounting technology company also announced three other executive promotions.

The technology-as-a-service provider continues its push into the accounting space with a high-profile grab.

Audit firms in particular have the core strengths needed to help companies evaluate their security risk.

Google’s helping with hiring; Microsoft’s getting rid of passwords; and eight more developments that matter to your firm and your clients.

Two users share their experiences with NFP accounting solutions.

Accounting Today is calling for participants in its annual ranking the top value-added resellers of accounting and accounting-related software by revenue.

NICE Actimize has introduced anti-bribery and corruption software that monitors organizations’ financial systems looking for signs of criminal schemes.

Accounting firms should vary their services and use more digital cloud-based technology to attract millennial business clients, according to a new report.

The ruling rejects the ‘software defense’ for deduction errors.

Three disruptive tools are bringing major changes to corporate tax departments.