A grand jury in Georgia has indicted an Internal Revenue Service employee for stealing taxpayers’ identities and filing for tax refunds with their names.

Top 100 firm LBMC is acquiring Pivotal Bridge’s Intacct practice in Atlanta, folding it into its LBMC Technology Solutions group.

The Internal Revenue Service’s new procedure for authenticating withholding information did not go completely smoothly this past tax season, although it did hold promise for combating identity theft and tax fraud.

The American Institute of CPAs has introduced a cybersecurity risk management reporting framework to help auditors and companies to demonstrate what they are doing to safeguard against data breaches, hacking and other technology-related dangers.

Users of the company's workspaces will get access to exclusive discounts and offers.

Even when speaking directly to clients, tech toys can help make a point.

Now users can pull customized fields from the ERP solution into the corporate performance management platform.

At SuiteWorld 2017, Mark Hurd lays out two-phase plan to move into Mexico, Europe, South America and Asia.

The company has also added a new tier to the program where partners can earn discounts for their firm and their clients.

The software now has several integration points with LinkedIn, and plans to expand to Europe.

Online presence and social media use are some of the most effective ways to attract Millennial talent.

Along with this release, the software company has also introduced enhanced internal controls.

The solution targets the complex needs of cannabis-related businesses.

The software should be intuitive, because many who use it are only doing so every several months.

The income tax software is web-based and designed for midsized businesses.

Technology can and should be leveraged to optimize a firm's best asset: Customer relationships.

Technology Crossover Ventures has backed the likes of Facebook, Airbnb and Netflix.

However, companies are not prioritizing a tech budget to address these issues.

Businesses are particularly vulnerable to fraud because their information is often part of public record.

As Tax Day looms near, cybercriminals will be making a strong push down the final stretch.