Sage beefs up AI, automation capacities in Intacct
Accounting and ERP solutions provider Sage announced new AI-driven improvements to its Sage Intacct product, particularly its generative AI Sage Copilot feature.
Accounting and ERP solutions provider Sage announced new AI-driven improvements to its Sage Intacct product, particularly its generative AI Sage Copilot feature.
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The economy is the No. 1 risk cited by a group of business leaders, according to a new survey from Protiviti and North Carolina State
The bill, which provides a deadline of Jan. 1, 2026, for an estimated 32 million small businesses to file beneficial ownership information reports, comes as
Trump’s Small Business Administration told probationary staff members it had mistakenly sent them termination notices, then informed some of them the next day they were
The IRS issued the 2025 depreciation limitations for passenger vehicles, including those for which bonus depreciation is applied.
The PCAOB sanctioned Gabriel Jaime López Díez, a former Deloitte Colombia partner, for issuing an audit report before completing all necessary audit procedures.
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Aprio, a private equity-funded Top 25 Firm based in Atlanta, is joining with Radix Law in Arizona to form Aprio Legal LLC.
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The AICPA had urged the SEC to refrain from approving the rules, warning they would “pose significant challenges” to small and midsize firms. An AICPA
The Top 10 Firm based in Chicago intends to acquire a firm based in Connecticut, marking its second acquisition this month, thanks to private equity
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The Regional Leader has acquired Smith Kesler, a firm with four offices across the Carolinas, fueled by private equity funding.
The acting SEC chair, who voted against the rule last year, cites “changed circumstances” while calling the rule “deeply flawed.”