Blockchain Technology And What it Means For Tax Professionals
The business world has been slow to warm up to virtual currency. Bitcoins are accepted by Overstock.com , but not by Amazon.com. Signs reading “Bitcoin accepted here” are scattered throughout Chicago, New York, and San Francisco, but are not commonplace nationwide. In many ... Peter Horadan
RPA Enables Tax Pros to Focus on Planning
It is not hard to recognize the value of robotic process automation (RPA). Robotic process automation relieves staff of repetitive tasks, increases the usability of data, virtually eliminates errors, and boosts efficiencies. Tax professionals would welcome any of these results, but is ther... McClur
Cyber Security For Tax Professionals
In the “Capitol Corner” column of the January/February 2017 EA Journal, Robert Kerr acknowledged that enrolled agents “did not become enrolled agents because of a deep and abiding passion for information technology, firewall construction, and/or secure remote access.” Kerr, however, added a warning to tax practitioners not to delude themselves: “The bad guys are out there, and they are after information that modestly sized practices h... Marshall J. Heap EA