House Bill 606 would provide businesses and healthcare providers with qualified civil immunity in cases of claimed exposure to or transmission of COVID-19.

After overwhelmingly passing the House, HB 442 was referred to the Senate Transportation, Commerce and Workforce Committee on June 30.

Certainty is in short supply now when it comes to the economic impact of COVID-19, but that’s what people crave the most, Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown said June 19 at OSCPA’s “Town Hall” webcast.

The Ohio House on June 9 overwhelmingly passed a bill that would allow candidates to take the CPA Exam sooner.

The Accountancy Board of Ohio met June 5 in a virtual format to review matters of licensing, regulating, and – when necessary – disciplining CPAs.

The Ohio House Commerce & Labor Committee this week reported out a bill that would allow candidates to take the CPA Exam sooner. A House floor vote could take place as soon as next week.

Here’s a brief summary of the PPP Flexibility Act of 2020.

The Ohio Society of CPAs takes seriously its leadership in elevating the importance of diversity and inclusion in advancing not just our profession, but also the state of business in Ohio and beyond our state’s borders.

Education is key to understanding and making the most out of the Paycheck Protection Program and its evolving guidance.

As is all too often the case with situations involving health risks or other forms of loss, the filing of civil litigation cases against businesses, including healthcare entities, are on the rise in response to the pandemic.