As the owner of a small-to-midsized accounting firm, you may think a cybersecurity breach won’t happen to you. Think again.

Like many business owners, accountants can get so wrapped up in their work that they lose track of important administrative tasks.

American Institute of CPAs chief gives his views on the prospects for change in Washington during the Trump administration and in the accounting profession.

Every year, TurboTax battles H&R Block for dominance in tax preparation, while smaller players fight over the rest of the market.

Accounting software for small and medium businesses integrates with popular online productivity suite.

Keeping up with regulations requires expert guidance, leading many clients to turn to their CPA.

The return of the spreadsheet, the triumph of the cloud and other trends to look for in technology for accounting and finance departments.

Accountants beware: Fraudsters are customizing phishing attacks with fake QuickBooks invoices and TurboTax notifications, warns Todd O’Boyle, the co-founder and chief technology officer of malware detection provider Percipient Networks.

Tax practitioners may spot a new 16-digit code on clients' W-2s this year, as part of an effort to fight tax-related ID theft.

MyFirmsApp, a U.K.-based technology development company, has gotten the go-ahead to use the technology powering Amazon’s Alexa voice-based assistant to develop artificial intelligence apps for accounting.

Nvoicepay.com CEO Karla Friede shares how startups can fight against gender bias in the quest for cash.

Accountants understand the importance of good cybersecurity practices in their own offices, given recent reports of attacks by identity thieves targeting client names and IDs.

Treasury Secretary nominee said one of his priorities if confirmed would be to increase staff and modernize technology at the Internal Revenue Service—a move that Republicans who control the agency’s budget may reject.

Relatively few companies are using dedicated fixed assets accounting software, according to a new survey, and are instead relying on homegrown spreadsheets and databases.

Just like clouds in the physical world, the technology cloud is dynamic and evolving. This constant change begs the question, how can your accounting firm benefit from it?

The companies will combine their technological expertise and consulting reach.

Altus Group Ltd. plans to double its revenue in the next five years as the Canadian real estate data provider expands further into property-tax consulting with acquisitions in the U.S. and U.K.

The hire is response to firm's growth strategy of responding to high priority issues for clients.

The Treasury Department is partnering with TaxAct, TaxSlayer and Intuit’s TurboTax to encourage tax filers to open retirement savings plans.

2017 is a "make-or-break" year for the technology, executives said.