Nonprofit and government accounting software developer AccuFund has struck partnerships with two resellers: Public Sector Group and NWBS Consulting.

The Rand Group has become a reseller of Sage’s accounting software for small and midsized businesses.

Intuit has introduced an application that lets small-business owners process credit card payments on an Apple iPhone or iPod Touch, and load the transactions into QuickBooks.

Today's digital environment presents significant risk as well as rewards.

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SAGE VAR MIS CLOSES SHOP

Sageworks has released a new Industry Intelligence module for its ProfitCents suite of products.

NetSuite saw a 10 percent increase in revenue for the second quarter, jumping to $40.3 million this year from $36.6 million in last year’s second quarter, but the company also experienced a larger net loss on a GAAP basis.

eCopy Inc. has introduced eCopy PaperWorks, a document-imaging software package that can be used by accounting firms.

Thomson Reuters’ Tax & Accounting business has added the Financial Accounting Standards Board’s Codification of GAAP standards to its Checkpoint service.

CCH has integrated its CorpSystem Sales Tax Office product with Microsoft Dynamics Nav.

NetSuite began offering a new program to Sage partners to resell its Web-based accounting software with a 50 percent revenue share split for the first 12 months.

Software-as-a-service provider Smart Online has introduced OneBiz 1.1, a suite of Web-based business management tools for small businesses.

Online invoice management provider Bill.com has introduced a new online bill payment service for small and midsized businesses.

CCH has upgraded its CCH Sword enterprise risk management system with improvements to the risk and control assessment module.

The Tax & Accounting business of Thomson Reuters has released ONESOURCE Transfer Pricing Documenter, an online application that allows users to create analyses of transfer prices.

Intacct president and CEO Mike Braun plans to retire by the end of the year.

CPAs are often characterized by a propensity to cut expenses, but are they good at pruning? New growth comes from pruning, whereas death can result from cutting. Some firms are resorting to making cuts wherever possible, while others are finding quality personnel and skillfully managing overhead.

INTUIT REVENUE GROWS

SBS GROUP ACQUIRES EBSI