Like many things, accounting performed on computers has come a long way in the last 50 years, especially recently. While many firms and clients are still using desktops, an increasing number are using ...

Cloud-based accounting is no longer a phenomenon, but an established fact. While in-house on-premises and hosted or software-as-a-service applications show no sign of disappearing, computing in the ...

Are you overpaying for cloud tools? Here's what you actually need and how small changes can save you thousands a year.

Accounting technology is revolutionizing the way firms operate. What once took paper ledgers and hours of manual work can now be done in a fraction of … ...

Your business’s accounting and financial security can only be as strong as the systems you use to protect its most sensitive data. You wouldn’t leave your office unlocked at night or use business ...

Quick-serve restaurant owners are some of the busiest people you may ever know. In addition to sales, food quality, staffing, safety, regulations, marketing, staying ahead of the competition, and ...

(MENAFN- The Arabian Post) Cloud accounting is software for managing financial records that operates online. Unlike traditional on-premise solutions, you don't need to install programs on your ...

Kelly is a former Editor, SMB at Forbes Advisor, specializing in starting and marketing new ventures. Before joining the team, she was a Content Producer at Fit Small Business where she served as an ...

SAP , Europe's largest software provider, offered to buy accounting software firm BlackLine for nearly $4.5 billion in June ...

I am a CPA specializing in helping busy business owners decrease the amount of time and energy they need to manage their accounting system. Rick has been managing his small-business accounting using a ...

In today's age, using a computerized accounting program for your small business is a necessity, not an option. Even if you own a cash-only hot dog stand, your bank and your creditors manage your ...

Many companies and accounting firms have been focusing on new standards on revenue recognition and accounting for leases, hedging, and credit losses. But another new FASB standard — on cloud computing ...