Many small accounting firms are looking for a more efficient way to share files with clients. However, most have concerns regarding security, privacy and compliance — and for good reason.

Jeff Gramlich of Gramlich Consulting talks in this video about whether the auditing standards and audit quality will be affected by future auditing technologies such as artificial intelligence.

Cybercrime is now the second most reported economic crime worldwide and has negatively affected at least a third of all U.S. companies.

Thomson Reuters has released the 2.1 version of its ONESOURCE Indirect Tax Certificate Manager, which optimizes the tax certificate management process.

Joel Curry of Validis discusses in this video how artificial intelligence and analytical technology can improve auditing tools.

Sourcery, a digital payments and commerce platform for the food and hospitality industry, has completed a $5 million venture round.

Once you find your practice's niche, you’ll need to go through the process of selecting the right supporting technology to turn your vision into a reality.

LivePlan, Palo Alto Software’s business planning solution for small business and startups, now includes a predictive business modeling feature.

South Korea-based app Blind just launched for the Big Four, giving firm employees access to a completely anonymous forum where they can vent, share ideas and gossip.

Joel Curry of Validis talks about the latest trends in auditing technology in this video.

Xero has expanded its global partner program, introduced Xero HQ, an open practice platform, and a new chatbot.

CPA firms, which are both data consumers and data collectors, are becoming increasingly more comfortable with the idea of using a cloud service and are intrigued by Office 365's ability to increase business productivity.

The Internal Revenue Service needs to do a better job of keeping track of the laptop computers issued to contractors, according to a new report.

Jeff Gramlich of Gramlich Consulting explains in this video how technology will change the future of auditing and allow continuous audits and process improvements.

It’s no secret that professional services firms house troves of hack-worthy data. Accountants, lawyers, consultants, recruiters, media, creative, IT and other service providers routinely access and share sensitive information to meet client needs—making them prime targets for cybercriminals and the ideal potential victims for data mishandling.

Workiva, a provider of enterprise cloud solutions, has updated its Wdesk data platform, a cloud-based spreadsheet product.

SAP has enhanced its accounting platform to help CFOs and chief accounting officers master the new IFRS 15/ASC 606 standards on revenue recognition.

Intuit has announced the new features for QuickBooks Desktop 2017.

Jeff Gramlich of Gramlich Consulting talks about how to use Big Data to improve audit quality in this video.

Up until the last decade or so, audits were just about the worst thing that could happen to you in accounts payable.