The Bonadio Group is making greater use of artificial intelligence as AI makes further inroads in the accounting profession as well as other industries.

The vast majority of professional auditors have expressed concern that AI tools, while helpful, risk undermining professional judgment and eroding the trust people have in the profession entirely.

This Lunar New Year we enter the Year of the Fire Horse, characterized by a combination of passion and bold action (fire) with speed and perseverance (horse).

Plus, new Emburse tool uses AI to prevent errors before they start; Bill touts new agents, enhancements to existing ones.

The independent nonprofit is devoted to helping professionals move past hype and into concrete practical implementations of artificial intelligence technology.

Grant Thornton has sold its quality management application qm.x to accounting AI software company Tellen, though the firm will keep using it.

Oracle NetSuite introduced a host of new features and capacities built around agentic AI covering both process automation and data-driven insights.

Used correctly, it's a force multiplier, not a job eliminator.

The International Auditing and Assurance Standards Board has decided to pursue guidance for applying current standards to uses of emerging technology, like AI.

The tax solutions provider isn't aiming to compete with CPAs.

Bookkeeping automation solutions provider Botkeeper is closing down. The company made the announcement over the weekend.

Users can log in to free apps like Google Gemini or ChatGPT and create realistic-looking, fraudulent documents — such as fake receipts or invoices — in seconds.

Accounting's 'Inspector Gadget,' David Cieslak, looks at major trends in accounting technology for 2026.

Big Four KPMG announced that the employees and founders of AI development platform PrivateBlok will be joining the firm to further scale its AI capacities.

The new Pilot AI Accountant claims to run the entire bookkeeping and financial reporting process with zero need for human intervention.

Plus, Sage rolls out AI enhancements for reporting, AP, sales; Datarails launches Spend Control solution for contract visibility.

As technology, regulation and client expectations evolve in 2026, accounting, tax and wealth management firms will transform into modern, relationship-based practices.

Accrual, a tax prep and review platform for firms that launched today with $75 million in funding, already supports every federal and state tax form, as well as the unstructured data to fill it.

Accrual is part of General Catalyst's $1.5 billion Creation fund for startups building AI tools for industries not typically first adopters of new technology.

Firms are deploying AI to automate their way out of the talent crisis — but that's just the beginning.