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Ohio House passes state operating budget
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The Ohio House sent the state operating budget to the Ohio Senate on April 9 with a 60-39 vote after two months of testimony.
Members OnlyMarch tax revenues exceed targets
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According to preliminary revenue data from the Office of Budget and Management, the state brought in nearly $100 million more than expected in taxes this March.
Read ArticleWeek in review: April 13
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A summary of Ohio's legislative news for the week ending April 11, 2025.
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We promote and protect your license
- Protected Ohio CPAs from efforts to water down the credential
- Prevented a dramatic increase in hours for license reactivation
- Ensured that CPAs can serve the medical marijuana industry without licensure risk
- Guarded CPAs from frivolous lawsuits
We promote and protect your profession
- Advocating for common-sense audit quality regulation
- Pushing for simplification and consistency in professional standards
- Shaping the future of the profession by advancing key issues, such as diversity, equity and inclusion; adopting micro learning (first in the nation to do so); and pushing to allow students to sit for CPA Exam sooner (120 vs 150 hours).
- Ensured that CPAs were deemed an "essential service" during stay-at-home order
"As a legislator and member myself, I’ve found a great partner in OSCPA. I’ve joined forces with The Ohio Society multiple times to make sure legislation—especially issues impacting Ohio businesses—is as fair, simple and predictable as possible." State Representative Bill Roemer, CPA, Ohio House District 38 Ohio Legislator
"The Ohio Society of CPAs has always been one of the most respected and highly effective business lobbying groups in Columbus. They always bring incredible expertise and strong political clout to the table. Even if they don’t always agree, state legislators and statewide officials respect and value OSCPA’s important voice." Roger Geiger, Vice President State Executive Director, NFIB Ohio Business Leader
"OSCPA’s powerful advocacy efforts protect the integrity of the CPA license and profession. Nobody else has our backs like OSCPA and the Ohio CPA/PAC." Ranjan Manoranjan, CPA, Principal, Prime AE Group, Inc. OSCPA Member
"My Ohio CPA/PAC contribution helps ensure OSCPA can represent me at events throughout the year so that my voice is heard." Crystal Faulkner, CPA Partner, MCM CPAs & Advisors OSCPA Member
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Laura Hay, CPA, CAE
President & CEO
Gregory Saul, Esq., CAE
V.P., Government Relations
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