OSCPA reported that several individual states, including Ohio, are seriously exploring a variety of licensure reforms on their own to tackle the shrinking CPA pipeline.

The OBG on September 5 implemented a targeted enhancement for CPAs to simplify and streamline the User Access Request process within the OBG Portal.

The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio highlighted Intel's projected 20-year, $20 billion contribution to state economic goals and Ohio Consumers' Counsel backing Wednesday in approving discounted electric rates for the company's future semiconductor facilities in Central Ohio.

The post-pandemic real estate landscape is still evolving, with Ohio's major cities experiencing shifts reflecting broader national office space demand trends.

The DeWine administration announced Monday that Dayton will be the site of Ohio's second innovation hub, a similar program to the innovation districts in Columbus, Cleveland and Cincinnati.

A federal court in Texas struck down the Federal Trade Commission’s proposed ban on non-compete agreements nationwide.

Population trends for Ohio could mean significant changes in the coming decades, said a State of Ohio demographics expert.

Gov. Mike DeWine's administration announced Thursday the approval of assistance for eight projects expected to create 1,664 new jobs and retain 2,201 jobs statewide.

The Ohio Society of CPAs is dedicated to upskilling the profession, and in pursuit of that goal has recently partnered with Max Technical Training to offer TechCred-approved courses that are eligible for CPE credits. 

State tax collections reached $2.1 billion in July, the first month of FY25, according to preliminary figures released Thursday by the Office of Budget and Management.