Remitian Wins 2026 CPA Practice Advisor Technology Innovation Award
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MIAMI, Oct. 14, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Remitian, a tax payment infrastructure provider, has been named the winner of the 2026 CPA Practice Advisor Technology Innovation Award. The company's solution automates the tax payment process, streamlining the interaction between taxpayers and tax authorities across the United States and Canada.
The award, given by CPA Practice Advisor, highlights technologies that are shaping the profession and small businesses through increased collaboration and productivity. Winners are chosen for their ability to help firms better manage workflows and be more productive and secure, while engaging with clients in ways that are convenient and productive for them as well.
Remitian's AI-powered tax remittance solution automates complex workflows, helping to eliminate errors, save time, and ultimately deliver a better client experience. The company is building the tax-payment infrastructure for the software that accounting professionals already use, ensuring that firms, wealth managers, and their clients can route tax payments to tax authorities without leaving the tools they work in.
Heading into the 2027 tax season, Remitian is expanding its network of platform partners, including Thomson Reuters SafeSend. This expansion aims to provide a seamless tax payment experience for accounting firms, wealth managers, and their clients.
Remitian is SOC 2 Type II certified, ensuring the security and integrity of the tax payment process. The company's solution is designed to address the fragmented, siloed, and manual nature of the payment layer in the financial system, which has lagged behind the technology curve for too long.
With the 2026 CPA Practice Advisor Technology Innovation Award, Remitian has demonstrated its commitment to transforming the tax payment infrastructure and improving the overall experience for taxpayers and tax authorities. As the company continues to expand its network and offerings, it is poised to play a significant role in the future of tax payments.