Sage appointed Marc Scheipe president of Sage North America in February, making his interim regional president role permanent and helping perpetuate the company’s “customer for life” strategy.

Do your clients hesitate to call because they don’t want to run up their bill? Or perhaps they DIY first rather than reach out for professional guidance?

Nearly half of American tax filers are worried about tax websites having problems on tax day, according to a new survey.

Thomson Reuters has integrated its ONESOURCE Indirect Tax sales tax technology with NetSuite’s cloud-based enterprise resource planning system.

Tools for protecting your clients’ information are all around you

Over the years, I’ve had to create a lot of user documentation—much of it dealing with how to use an application. When doing so, my primary approach is to use a lot of screen grabs, or even possibly video.

It’s officially tax season, and between now and April, individuals and corporations alike will be filing their taxes with the IRS.

Aplos Software has introduced Aplos Advanced Accounting, a fund-based financial system for nonprofit and religious organizations.

Nonprofit business and accounting software developer AccuFund Inc. has partnered with Real Vision Software to add enhanced document imaging and storage capabilities to its AccuFund Accounting Suite.

Industries of all kinds can see positive benefits from better collaboration, and that's particularly true in the accounting profession where more firms are starting to use cloud-based collaboration technology.

To embrace change simply isn’'t enough in today’s disruptive environment.

Four firms share their experiences with Web-based packages

The younger generation of tech-savvy professionals is eager to apply technology to glean more from data and deliver deeper insights, if given the opportunity. Unfortunately, their enthusiasm turns to discouragement when they approach management about using purpose-built data analytics tools.

Bill O'Connell of ADP talks about how accountants can help their business clients protect their computer security, in an interview with Dan Hood of Accounting Today.

With the increasing reliance on technology for filing tax returns, is the federal government taking the necessary measures to protect personal information?

A Miami-based startup has launched Taxfyle, an iPhone app aimed at Millennials that allows them to connect with a network of 300 CPAs who can help them prepare and file their taxes.

TaxAct has introduced online Form 990 software that allows tax-exempt organizations to file their information returns with the Internal Revenue Service.

The Internal Revenue Service is offering up to $10,000 to the winner of a new competition to make its online tax information more understandable to taxpayers.

Today’s college students were born into the Information Age, and simply cannot imagine a world without technology. During my decade-long experience teaching graduate courses, students are increasingly cognizant of using technology to help them find answers quickly and replace manual tasks.

Selling products online (“e-tailing”) is a potential goldmine of opportunity, and technology has made it easier than ever via dynamic software platforms, intelligent fulfillment solutions, and ubiquitous mobile devices.