Technology

Technology such as data analytics, artificial intelligence, machine learning, blockchain and robotic process automation will be playing a greater role in the accounting profession this year, according to a recent report from the Institute of Management Accountants.

Accountants are left disgruntled with a lack of information.

The move to the cloud is allowing users to make more of their data and of the many new intelligent tools that are out there.

Changes should make it easier for taxpayers to find the free versions of tax prep software from vendors who have been accused of misleading consumers into paying for the products.

The amount of time needed to prepare an audit or create a budget or forecast is greatly reduced with fintech, leaving staffers with the time they need to do more strategic work.

Most small businesses do run their own payroll, but they also wish they didn’t have to.

Sometimes it can feel like now, it’s up to the client to do their part so you can do your job. In many ways, you’re right.

Bookkeepers using tax prep as a loss leader, artificial intelligence everywhere, and eight other developments in technology this past month and how they’ll impact your clients and your firm.

The company is focusing its efforts on hiring marketing, sales and software development personnel in 2020.

Strong cybersecurity and employee training are crucial to preventing phishing attacks.