Financial Reporting July 22, 2026
45% of CFOs Say Their AI Investments Lean Toward Productivity
Just 20% of finance AI projects lean towards decision quality, while 45% of AI investments in finance lean towards productivity.
Financial Reporting July 22, 2026
Just 20% of finance AI projects lean towards decision quality, while 45% of AI investments in finance lean towards productivity.
Accounting July 21, 2026 Sponsored
Instead of spending two-thirds of every month producing financial statements, Escobedo redirected that time toward growing the business.
Payroll July 7, 2026
The study tracked AI spending and the workforce records of nearly 22,000 U.S. companies between January 2021 and February 2026.
Small Business July 6, 2026
Many organizations are desperately trying to leapfrog their infrastructure problems by investing in AI.
Financial Reporting July 1, 2026
Active use of AI within finances more than doubled between 2024 and 2026, rising from 30% to 75%.
Taxes June 9, 2026
This is the part of the AI-in-tax conversation that the profession has largely missed.
Staffing June 8, 2026
Many employers are looking for help validating the skills and experience of potential hires so they can make more confident hiring decisions.
Technology June 4, 2026
Planned features include domain-grounded generative and agentic AI that supports decision-making and professional productivity.
Technology June 4, 2026
ATC Essentials gives businesses the accurate, up-to-date tax rate data they need.
Technology June 4, 2026
Suralink’s Agent Library includes five powerful new agents that enable firm and client users to deliver their most efficient engagements ever.
Firm Management June 3, 2026
The connector covers the financial signals that drive firm health: work-in-progress, realization, write-ups and write-downs, overdue invoices, and client-level profitability.
Financial Reporting May 29, 2026
Stronger corporate performance is more closely associated with intentional AI deployment across customer, product and decision-making use cases, rather than the amount of spending.