The way firms use software, and not simply what software they use, will define their success.

Users of both software platforms now have access to a suite of functionality for accounting, payroll, invoicing and payments.

Phishing e-mails that look like they come from tax prep software are aiming for practitioners.

NCCPAP president Steve Mankowski discusses the major issues facing the profession.

The company is providing more plug-and-play image scanning options after getting rid of its own branded scanners.

The firm created the tool in partnership with MyFirmsApp.

When a Stripe payout comes in through the bank feed, Xero will do the matching work.

QuickBooks Online releases July updates, and Wipfli earns Microsoft Partner award.

The company hopes this tool will encourage more accounting graduates to take the professional exam.

The Internal Revenue Service’s Criminal Investigation unit is readying two new programs focusing on data investigations and international tax evasion.

Improvements to QuickBooks Online, a new marketing blog, new certificate programs, and more new tools for accountants.

Leveraging a curated selection of apps can boost your practice.

Accounting Today's 2017 comparison guide lays out the prep packages side by side.

Four firms share their experiences rolling out payroll services to their clients.

Getting out of the monthly accounting cycle and embracing automation is the way forward.

QBO users can access a 30-day free trial.

The partnership expansion comes on the heels of bank exec Keri Gohman joining the software company.

The tax prep chain is looking to acquire mid-market tax firms.

Every business owner knows that a social media strategy is necessary to remain relevant in today’s digital world. However, not everyone knows how to effectively use social media to listen to your clients and manage your firm’s reputation.

Cognitive computing and artificial intelligence may be poised to replace a lot of the work that accountants and tax pros do, but they also offer tremendous opportunities, according to Thomson Reuters Tax & Accounting chief technology officer Tim Vanderham – and they may be coming sooner than you think.