A new virtual reality game takes players inside a nightmarish accounting office.

The Internal Revenue Service spent $12 million to subscribe to a Microsoft enterprise email system that it was ultimately unable to use, according to a new report.

The 4th Annual Accounting Firm Operations and Technology Survey is now open to participants.

A new app, TaxDay, has been released that helps users stay tax compliant while traveling across state lines.

Sales and marketing software provider Infusionsoft has introduced a series of product enhancements.

Fostering diversity in leadership is a smart move for firms that want to remain relevant and effective.

The Internal Revenue Service is postponing a security upgrade to its e-Services for tax professionals in a new setback for the agency.

XBRL US has begun its third public comment period for guidance and rules meant to provide consistency in XBRL data filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Thomson Reuters has introduced Thomson Reuters Checkpoint Marketing for Firms Social Media Infographics and Fun Facts, with visuals that tax and accounting professionals can use on social media every week.

LumaTax has received $2 million in financing to build out a comprehensive sales tax solution for small businesses.

Thomson Reuters has initiated the ONESOURCE Indirect Tax Development Partner Program for developers to create apps related to the platform.

TurboAppeal, a tech firm that helps consumers and businesses appeal property taxes, has completed a $4 million Series A round of funding.

Cloud ERP provider Intacct has released a new solution that connects ERP systems with customer relationship management systems to help businesses comply with revenue recognition standards.

Here are ten things in technology that happened last month and how they affect your firm and your clients. Did you miss them?

Nonprofit accounting software developer AccuFund Inc. announced the dates of a set of new user group meetings.

TransferMate Global Payments has launched a cross-border platform for accounting practices to provide outsourced payment solutions to clients.

The Internal Revenue Service added new data elements last tax season to its computer system filters to catch suspected cases of identity theft-related tax fraud totaling $4.1 billion, according to a new report, but it posted information about the secret data elements on its public website IRS.gov before removing it.

Sourcery, a digital payments and commerce platform for the food and hospitality industry, has launched a new accounts receivable solution.

The Internal Revenue Service has issued final regulations on whether software that has been developed by companies for their own internal use can qualify for the research and development tax credit.

It’s not out of the ordinary for hip tech companies today to turn their attention — or at least pay convincing lip service — to attracting women, minorities, millennials and all manner of historically (or currently) disenfranchised or underrepresented employee groups.