NEW YORK - The Tax and Accounting business of Thomson Reuters announced today that two of its solutions were named as finalists for 2014 SIIA Software CODiE Awards: ONESOURCE Return to Provision for Best Integration Solution, and Checkpoint Pocket Assistant for Best Consumer Mobile Application.

The SIIA CODiE Awards are the premier awards for the software and information industries, and have been recognizing product excellence for 29 years. The awards have over 75 categories and are organized by industry focus in three tracks: Content, Education, and Software. The Thomson Reuters Tax & Accounting solutions were nominated in the Software track. Winners will be announced during a special Awards dinner on May 21 in San Francisco during the industry's premier gathering of SaaS, BI, and Cloud providers, Maximize.

ONESOURCE Return to Provision allows clients to streamline the yearly true-up process by automating the manual comparison between return and provision data. Using web services, clients can produce audit-ready reports to validate differences between the estimate for income taxes provided in the financial statements and the actual income tax returns filed with taxing authorities.

Checkpoint Pocket Assistant is a free mobile app available through Apple’s iTunes that helps tax and accounting professionals perform routine tasks from anywhere on their iPhones. The app provides users with easy access to the latest rate guides and calculators any time they need them, including key federal income, gift and estate tax rates.

“As the tax technology landscape continues to evolve at a rapid pace, we’re proud to bring our customers some of the industry’s most innovative solutions that deliver real-time results,” said Brian Peccarelli, President of the Tax & Accounting business of Thomson Reuters. “We feel this recognition as CODiE Awards finalists reaffirms our commitment to customers and leadership in the tax and accounting technology industry.”

“This year’s CODiE Awards finalists showcase the innovation and creativity in today’s market. We are happy to recognize them for their products that are breaking ground in the software industry,” said Rhianna Collier, VP for the Software Division at SIIA. “I look forward to recognizing all of this year’s finalists in May at our awards program at Maximize.”Details about each finalist are listed at http://siia.net/codies/2014/finalists.asp.

For more information on The Checkpoint Pocket Assistant, visit https://tax.thomsonreuters.com/products/brands/checkpoint.

For more information on ONESOURCE Return to Provision, visit https://tax.thomsonreuters.com/products/brands/onesource/tax-provision/return-to-provision-solution/.

SIIA
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The SIIA Software Division provides a forum for companies developing the applications, services, infrastructure and tools that are driving the software and services industry forward. For further information, visit www.siia.net/.

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