Technology
The Tax Blotter – January 28, 2022
The Tax Blotter is a round-up of recent tax news.
Technological Advancements Continue to Change the Way Tax Pros Work
As we start the 2022 tax filing season, the future of work continues to be a topic of discussion among not only the tax and accounting profession, but globally, in every industry. The pandemic has changed how everyone works, lives and everything in ...
IRIS Software Group appoints Paul Nagy as Chief Product Officer
A seasoned software executive, Nagy will be responsible for owning global product strategy, product delivery and pricing across IRIS’ product portfolio.
Property Managment FinTech Startup Raises $15.4 Million in Series A Funding
The U.S. and Israel-based company, which only began writing U.S. policies in June of 2021, now operates in four states – Illinois, Arizona, Michigan, and Ohio – with plans this year to launch in ten more states covering 60% of the country.
The Benefits of Owning a Small Firm
In the tax and accounting space, there are often questions asked about owning a small firm versus working at a big one. I’m here to talk about the benefits of owning a small firm and what decisions you are able to make as the owner that have lasting ...
Community Banks Buck Trend by Keeping Brick-and-Mortar Branches Open
State of Community Banking reveals the story of a financial services segment bucking macro trends; community banks are maintaining their physical banking locations. In fact, 84% of respondents haven’t closed a single branch in the past 12 months – and ...
Accounting Firm Carr, Riggs & Ingram Acquires Florida-Based Travani & Richter
Travani & Richter has been performing tax compliance and consulting for high net worth individuals throughout the southern Florida area for nearly 20 years. Joining CRI allows the team to expand their offerings and provide a set of more specialty ...
Bookkeep Adds Integration with Stripe, Sage Intacct and NetSuite to Improve Accounting Automation
Bookkeep’s technology is currently used by over 600 retailers and restaurants with annual revenues ranging between $50,000 and $250M to automate sales summaries and deposit reconciliation.