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Cloud accounting software provider Xero has opened the Xero App Store where users can find, buy and connect Xero-compatible apps.

The competition watchdog the ACCC has raised preliminary concerns over the “substantial lessening” of competition in the accounting software market from MYOB’s proposed acquisition of GreatSoft.

Cloud accounting provider Saasu has adjusted its plans, giving some customers an opportunity to save money.

Accounting software company Reckon Group has achieved revenue of $75.4 million for the year to the end of December 2018 on the back of an 8% increase in cloud revenue, which now represents 45% of the company’s Business Group division available revenue.

New Zealand-headquartered and Australian-listed accounting software provider Xero is claiming one million-plus subscribers signed up in the combined ANZ regional market and using its cloud accounting technology.

New Zealand accounting software company Xero has lifted revenue by 37% to NZ$265.5 million for the first half of the 2019 financial year, but suffered a net loss for the six months of NZ$28.6 million.

The Everlance mileage and expense tracking platform has claimed a  500,000 user milestone worldwide, as it announced the integration of its app with cloud accounting providers Xero and FreshBooks.

Australian cloud software aggregator rhipe has been appointed as the first distributor in Australia of KPMG’s new cloud accounting technology, Wiise.

Cloud accounting provider Xero has used its Xerocon Brisbane 2018 conference to announce a wave of new products and features.

Accounting software provider Sage has released an Australian cloud version of its HandiTax electronic tax lodgement software.

The Xero Lifelong Learning Platform is an interesting move by the cloud accounting company.

Xero had plenty to tell its professional partners at its annual conference this week.

Global cloud accounting software provider Xero has released what it says is its biggest ever wave of new products at its annual Xerocon Asia Pacific region conference in Melbourne.

The Melbourne Cup generates millions of transactions and billions in revenue for small businesses on the morning of the race, but according to a survey from accounting software provider Xero it can be costly in terms of loss of productivity for SMBs.

Listed Australian cloud accounting company Reckon (ASX:RKN) has expanded its market offerings with the acquisition of US Software as a Service (SAAS) online document management company SmartVault  Corporation.

Small businesses seem to have heeded the call by the Turnbull Government for innovation, with many SMEs investing in new technologies – computer hardware and software – to aid the growth and development of their businesses.

Australia’s small business owners are looking for the Turnbull Government to bring in measures that make doing business easier. The SMEs want to see more happening with business and economic reform, as a newly published business monitor shows small business dissatisfaction with government at its lowest ever.

Cloud accounting software provider MYOB (ASX:MYO) is heralding a record uptake of its cloud solutions by small businesses and strong growth in recurring revenues in the six months to the end of June, with the release of its first financials after starting life as a public company.

Cloud accounting software provider Reckon is on a steep growth path across all of its business, doubling revenue over the six months to the end of July as it holds its own in the highly competitive Australian-New Zealand market and continues to pursue expansion opportunities internationally.