March 2021 monthly sales and use tax returns and first quarter 2021 use tax returns are due April 23.

The Ohio Department of Taxation's Personal Income, Pass-Through and Withholding Tax Division is seeking comments on two rule changes.

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The unanimous vote to approve the charter of the Standards Advisory Group creates an 18-person expert body.

The document will be available to download from the Open for comment section and from the Lack of Exchangeability project page.

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FASB discussed the staff’s research and analysis on subsuming certain identifiable intangible assets in a business combination into goodwill and factors entities could consider when estimating the useful life of goodwill.

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Four separate bills passed Thursday in the Ohio House to spend $920 million in federal aid to assist with coronavirus relief efforts.

The House Finance Committee unveiled its initial version of biennial budget HB110 (Oelslager) Tuesday, wrapping in the school funding plan from HB1 (Callender-Sweeney) and a 2% tax cut across the board.

The U.S. labor market is showing improvement, and Americans indicate they are feeling somewhat better about their personal finances, but about half of non-retired adults say the economic impact of the coronavirus outbreak will make it harder for them to achieve their long-term financial goals, according to a new Pew Research Center survey.

The surge in M&A activity that began in the second half of 2020 has continued into 2021 as strategic and financial buyers continued their transformative deal making in the wealth management industry, according to a new report.

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Health care workers are more likely to develop COVID-19 if they're exposed to the coronavirus at home than if the exposure happens on the job, according to a study by the University of Iowa.

Implementation of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) cut the cost of uncompensated health care in the U.S. by one-third, a new report finds.

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A new study from the Ohio Chamber of Commerce reveals the effectiveness of a tax deduction for company owners which they say keeps state competitive.

Ohio owes a debt of $1.8 billion to the federal government and Gov. DeWine wants to pay it down using funds directed to Ohio from the American Rescue Plan.

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Lawmakers in Columbus this week considered a pair of bills that clarify and update municipal tax laws.