Why tax time turns accountants into cyber targets
The volume of sensitive data changing hands between clients and practices leaves them vulnerable to hacking.
The volume of sensitive data changing hands between clients and practices leaves them vulnerable to hacking.
Customers want more bells and whistles on their mobile finance apps, but that comes with security implications.
The office has responded to feedback and made the document more accessible, but a key failing remains.
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When someone overseas inherits from a will, other beneficiaries can end up footing the tax bill.
There’s a better way to make the tax system more efficient than adding to the nervousness around returns.