You need to keep your receipts for documentation and tax purposes; you don't have to keep the physical paper. With a scanner and a receipt-management program you can save expenditure information on ...

Tax season is creeping up faster than we expected, but panic isn’t part of the plan this year. Grab these tax prep essentials ...

Wave made an impact on the online accounting software space not by doing anything drastically differently from other young companies out there tackling the problem, but by doing it for free with an ad ...

Receipts. You request them every time you make a claimable purchase. Then you put them in your pocket, the washing machine, the dryer, an old envelope, until they've been everywhere except where they ...

Copying data from your receipts to your Quicken transactions page is a convenient way to keep track of your day-to-day expenditures and find out your total expenses in various spending categories. If ...

In the past, I've gone on record saying that given the low cost of scanners these days, every computer should have a scanner connected to it. Just as I'm hard-pressed to envision someone using a ...

March 25, 2005 &#151 -- In this week's Cybershake, we take a look at a way to organize the clutter of paper receipts you get with every purchase. Plus, we take a peek at Sony's new mobile video game ...

The NEAT Receipts software must be installed prior to attaching the scanner for the first time, and it comes in a standard Mac .dmg file. Installed, the application takes up 237 MB of hard drive real ...

Organizing receipts is an essential task for anyone who wants to keep their finances in check and make return processes a ...

I hate paper. Not just because it's usually made of dead trees, but also because I lose it. It ends up crumpled at the bottom of my bag, in a pile on my desk (or whatever flat surface happens to be ...

Josh Lowensohn joined CNET in 2006 and now covers Apple. Before that, Josh wrote about everything from new Web start-ups, to remote-controlled robots that watch your house. Prior to joining CNET, Josh ...