Like Ohio, states across our nation are concerned about the shrinking number of individuals seeking to become CPAs and the negative impact that could have on employers and those they serve.
The ABO voted last week to reinstitute credit for any parts of the CPA Exam that were received during the pandemic’s national public health emergency and which have not been subsequently replaced by new credits for the same sections.
In the post-pandemic environment, business transformations, strategy changes and management views offer important information to the future value-generating activities of an organization that may not be conveyed through traditional GAAP measures.
A new interpretation ET §1.295.143 of the Nonattest Services section of the AICPA Independence rule becomes effective Sept. 1, and addresses a CPA providing data or records hosting services for clients.
In our latest post from Ohio Wesleyan Assistant Professor Justin Breidenbach, CPA, he explains why recent election results around the country are impacting the market for CPAs versed in the developing marijuana business.
The Ohio Society of CPAs Nominating Committee unanimously recommended Lori Kaiser, CPA, MBA, CGMA, of Powell as the 2020-2021 chair-elect candidate of the Executive Board.
OSCPA represents the profession at every ABO meeting and shares the most recent information in our Professional Standards and Responsibilities programs.
FASB recently took a step to better address principles for disclosures in multiple new and proposed Accounting Standards Updates and changes to the conceptual framework released in August 2018.
Gov. John Kasich on Jan. 4 signed Senate Bill 255, which provides a safe harbor for the accounting profession from a new policy intended to reduce workforce barriers.
The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services offers a report for financial service professionals on the new requirement to report suspected elder abuse.