Taxes January 26, 2026
Welcome to Tax Season 2026
The IRS today opened the 2026 tax filing season and began accepting and processing federal individual income tax returns for tax year 2025.
July 27, 2012
UTC RETAIL Offers All-Inclusive Solution
UTC Retail Point-of-Salewww.UTCRetail.com Retailers face many challenges, particularly when it comes to finding a point-of-sale system that can meet all of their needs, from the necessary hardware, the software the point-of-sale uses to manage transactions and the services they need to keep running efficiently. While many vendors offer the hardware or the software, few offer...…
July 27, 2012
2012 Review of Thomson Reuters’ Web Builder CS, Powered by Emochila
Thomson Reuters — Web Builder CS, Powered by Emochila CS.ThomsonReuters.com/web-builder Best Fit: Tax and accounting firms that either want a customized design or want to build a site based on a template. Since the product is owned by Thomson Reuters and contains a template for a client login page to NetClient CS, as well as...…
July 27, 2012
2012 Review of CCH Site Builder
CCH, a Wolters Kluwer Business — CCH Site Builderwww.CCHwebsites.com Best Fit: Firms using the CCH ProSystem fx Suite and firms that want to add state-specific tax alerts or premium content (such as the CCH Tax Guide and toolkits) not offered by other vendors. Strengths Integration with ProSystem fx Portal, CCH File Share, GainsKeeper, and ProSystem...…
July 27, 2012
New Sage Exchange Features Offer More POS Options
Sage Exchange is designed to help small to mid-sized businesses (SMBs) manage their entire payments ecosystem from a central location, including connecting payment devices to their accounting software.
July 27, 2012
2012 Review of GetNetSet Accounting Website Solutions
Websites designed for accounting firms.
July 27, 2012
How Glenn Hanner Became Top Dog in the Veterinary Accounting Niche
Niche marketing isn’t a new concept. It’s a sound and proven business model that’s been around for years, yet has only recently started to bubble up in the accounting profession.
July 27, 2012
2012 Review of Build Your Firm
Build Your Firm – Website Development & Internet MarketingWebsites.BuildYourFirm.com Best Fit: Build Your Firm is a good fit for firms that want to outsource both the design and written content in the process of building a completely customized website, especially those highlighting a particular specialization or industry niche. Strengths Recently increased number of e-mail...…
July 27, 2012
2012 Review of AFSB Accounting and Financial Site Builder
AFSB Accounting and Financial Site Builderwww.afsb.net Best Fit:Firms adding their own content to a template-based solution at a low cost. Strengths With a basic monthly subscription fee of $29.99 and a 20% discount if paid annually ($288/year, effectively $24/month), AFSB is the least expensive web builder among the products reviewed after the discount. Over 120...…
July 27, 2012
How to Find the Right Point-of-Sale System for Any Small Business
Like all technology, POS/Retail Systems change faster than many business owners are prepared for.
July 27, 2012
2012 Review of CPAsites.com
CPAsites, LLC — CPAsites.comwww.cpasites.com Best Fit:CPA firms that want a unique design or features that other template-based providers do not offer. CPAsites.com takes pride in being 100% CPA-owned and managed, which gives them the ability to relate to the online needs of CPA firms. Strengths CPAsites does not use pre-designed templates, so all websites are...…
July 27, 2012
2012 Review of AccountantsWorld Website Relief
AccountantsWorld — Website Reliefwww.AccountantsWorld.com Best Fit:Small accounting practices, particularly those using the AccountantsWorld Power Practice suite, who will benefit from integration with professional programs and client portals. Strengths There are hundreds of templates with an unlimited number of combinations to choose from. Free unlimited support and web-based seminars. Seamless integration with the AccountantsWorld online applications....…
July 27, 2012
Technology Versus Dirty Power
Digital devices have always had a love-hate relationship with the power needed to operate them. In addition to low battery life and power failures, there is the insidious “power spike” that seemingly can be caused by anything from a passing storm to a cat rubbing up against your leg.