Last year, I shared with you that OSCPA convened CPAs and business leaders from around the state to create a Diversity + Inclusion Task Force. Through the hard work and engagement of that group, we put forward a strategic plan to take OSCPA’s D+I commitment to the next level.

You’re not alone if you searched for the term “lack of candor” in recent weeks trying to decipher national news.

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (Pub. L. 115-97) has created quite a stir in the tax community regarding the status of meals in a business context. Congress moved in the Act to deny any business deduction for entertainment.

CPAs play a crucial role in helping nonprofit organizations maintain compliance and develop a strategic approach to their finances.

Auditors’ skill sets must continue to evolve, and learning must evolve accordingly

Miscommunication in business can damage even the most promising careers. Unfortunately, when it comes to communicating digitally, this possibility is even greater.

A scholarship's purpose is to support a person's education, but there are long-lasting effects for students beyond the immediate financial assistance.

OSCPA submitted testimony this week supporting a proposal that would create a process forcing state government agencies to prioritize and ultimately cut regulations.

Despite the strides women have made in the workplace, they still account for a small share of top leadership jobs. That’s true in the fields of politics and government, academia, the nonprofit sector and, particularly, business.

In case you missed them, here are some recent interesting news items from around the web.

Mark your calendar and register to attend this brief program covering how your Society is shaping Ohio's business climate and working to advance many critical initiatives.

The Ohio Senate on Wednesday passed a bill that would re-establish a bright-line presumption of domicile test for determining an individual’s state of residence for Ohio personal income tax purposes.

In a quest to connect with others in the profession, one entrepreneur heard first-hand the challenges and fears of the next generation of accountants.

The hard work preparing for the CPA exam has so far paid off for Don Jungquist.

Attendees on each of the show’s two days could work on blankets that were later donated to needy families.

Ohio businesses that have a taxable year that begins on April 1 and want to file their 2019 municipal net profit tax return with the Ohio Department of Taxation must register by midnight, June 1.

The IRS is reminding taxpayers who work seasonal jobs or are employed part of the year to visit the Withholding Calculator and perform a “paycheck checkup.”

Small and independent business owners overwhelmingly believe the recently passed Tax Cuts and Jobs Act will have a positive effect on their businesses and have plans in place to invest in hiring and increase employee compensation.

In case you missed them, here are some recent interesting small business news items from around the web.

The IRS is encouraging taxpayers who typically itemized their deductions on Schedule A of the Form 1040 to use the Withholding Calculator this year to perform a “paycheck checkup.”