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Zone & Co Launches ZoneBilling AI Assistant
IRS Extends Tax Deadlines Until May For Helene Victims
Avantax Acquires SEP Financial Services
Sovos Launches Indirect Tax Suite for SAP, Enhances Clean Core Readiness
FASB Looks to Update Rules on Share-Based Payments
The proposal would clarify guidance on share-based payments that an entity grants as consideration payable to a customer.
AICPA Looks to Amend Standard on Financial Statement Preparation
Under the plan, CPAs wouldn't have to apply AR-C Section 70 when financial statements are prepared as a byproduct of a CAS engagement.
Intuit Launches FP&A and Management Solution for Growing Businesses
Intuit launched Intuit Enterprise Suite on Sept. 17 to provide right-sized solutions for growing, complex businesses that need advanced reporting, financial planning and analysis (FP&A), and business management tools, all with a single login.
Executives Expect More Deepfake Attacks on Accounting and Financial Data
More than half of C-suite and other executives (51.6%) expect an increase in the number and size of deepfake attacks targeting their organizations’ financial and accounting data.
Trullion Releases AI-Powered Audit Suite Platform
The cloud-based solution is designed for auditors to leverage AI to enhance accuracy and reduce human error in audits.
Review of Supervizor – The Accounting Technology Lab Podcast – Sept 2024
Hosts Randy Johnston and Brian Tankersley, CPA, review Supervizor, a continuous quality assurance system that helps accounting firm's error-proof their client's bookkeeping and curb fraud.
Report Shows How Finance Teams are Handling AI, Skill Gaps, Data Integration and ESG
The report analyzes data integration challenges, the rise of artificial intelligence (AI), essential shifts in cloud computing, and the ongoing impact of staffing and skills challenges across the finance and accounting sectors.
Two-Thirds of U.S. Financial Services Execs Lack the Right Data Environment to Use AI Effectively
Among heads of operations within the U.S. financial services sector, roughly 50% are unable to access real-time data, and two-thirds have legacy data environments that aren’t suited to AI.