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The return of the spreadsheet, the triumph of the cloud and other trends to look for in technology for accounting and finance departments.

Accountants beware: Fraudsters are customizing phishing attacks with fake QuickBooks invoices and TurboTax notifications, warns Todd O’Boyle, the co-founder and chief technology officer of malware detection provider Percipient Networks.

Joanne Barry of the New York State Society of CPAs shares a handful of ways accountants can help their country.

A small but growing number of states are looking for taxpayers to supply ID card information as part of their returns.

Tax practitioners may spot a new 16-digit code on clients' W-2s this year, as part of an effort to fight tax-related ID theft.

MyFirmsApp, a U.K.-based technology development company, has gotten the go-ahead to use the technology powering Amazon’s Alexa voice-based assistant to develop artificial intelligence apps for accounting.

The CFA Institute has published a two-part report examining the controversy over non-GAAP financial measures from an investor perspective.

HB 1467 calls for proficiency replacing hours-based courses for CPA license renewal.

Newly inaugurated President Donald Trump has released a “Contract with the American Voter,” outlining his 100-day plan to “make America Great Again,” including plans for a Middle Class Tax Relief and Simplification Act.

Honkamp Krueger debuts “The Accountants: The Sequel;” Brettholtz & Co. and NYSSCPA host seminars; and more firm news from across the country.