Read the latest Financial Management software articles, news and reviews.
By Kristin Crosier | May 07 2014
Though Tax Day has officially come and gone, 12 million people filed extensions and are still in the thick of sorting out their finances. One crucial benefit for those with extensions is the ability to ... Read More
By Sherman Hsieh | May 01 2014
The best business expense tracking apps in 2026: Expensify, SAP Concur, Ramp, Brex, Zoho Expense, and Bill Spend and Expense, with pricing, what to look for, and how to choose by size. Read More
By Kristin Crosier | Jan 30 2014
As tax season rolls in like a menacing wave ready to swallow you (and your bank account) whole, the Business-Software team wants to help minimize the pain. We understand that tax preparation is a necessary ... Read More
By Emily Maxie | Jan 03 2014
Early last year, the IRS created a set of electronic signature rules used for the 4506-T form and 4506T-EZ form through their Income Verification Express Services (IVES). This is a big step because these forms ... Read More
By Alicia Gray | Dec 24 2013
We can't deny that billing remains the most important part of any telecom business. In addition, the fact that people all over the world have everything ranging from the traditional landline phone sets to the ... Read More
By Miranda Limonczenko | Jul 30 2013
Last week fellow Business-Software writer Chris Chang blogged about the Adobe Controversy and how the new Creative Cloud subscription billing model was the right move. But why would somebody like me act grumpy about this ... Read More
By Chris Chang | Jul 23 2013
Adobe ignited a storm of controversy when they announced that their main Creative Suite would now be offered as a subscription billing service. Read More
By Sherman Hsieh | Jun 28 2013
The best subscription billing software in 2026: Stripe Billing, Chargebee, Recurly, Zuora, Maxio, and Paddle, plus what happened to Chargify and Fusebill, and how to choose. Read More
By Miranda Limonczenko | Jun 24 2013
Subscription Billing software automates the payment process so that, once in place, the software becomes invisible, rotating the cogs that ensure a subscription payment enters the bank at regular intervals. Read More
By Sherman Hsieh | Jun 19 2013
Subscription billing won, but 2026 is a turning point: subscription fatigue, the Adobe FTC settlement, and the shift from per-seat to usage-based pricing. What buyers should know. Read More