The Ohio Department of Health is not including any mandates in its guidance for the resumption of school this fall, but strongly recommends the unvaccinated wear masks and that as many school employees and students as possible be vaccinated.

The Small Business Administration on July 28 issued new guidance that streamlines the process for millions of small businesses and nonprofit employers to have their Paycheck Protection Program loans forgiven.

Following on the heels of enactment of OSCPA-driven CPA exam qualification changes, the Ohio Accountancy Board has filed related administrative rules providing for additional flexibility for CPA candidates.

Ohio could see over 15,000 new jobs, $13 billion in economic activity and $2.5 billion in tax revenue in the next 25 years if it takes certain steps to promote Advanced Air Mobility, according to a recent study by Crown Consulting and other partners.

Ohio was ranked 10th in a CNBC "Top States for Business in 2021" report released Tuesday, retaining its position from 2019.

Ohio Society of CPAs members this week received an invitation via email to participate in a survey on the Society’s legislative, regulatory, and political program, and particularly its candidate endorsement program.

Ohio notched double-digit increases over projections for major tax categories in June, adding $367.6 million in excess revenue to end FY21 $1.54 billion ahead of estimates.

AAA Ohio said it expects travel for the Independence Day holiday to return to pre-pandemic levels and said Monday afternoon is expected to be among the busiest of times.

Governor Mike DeWine signed House Bill 110 into law just before midnight on June 30 after using his pen to exercise 14 line-item vetoes. Two days earlier the House voted 82-13 and the Senate 32-1 to adopt the conference committee report on the $72 billion two-year budget.

Ann Gabriel, CPA, is reappointed to complete a new term, and Greg Long, CPA, is newly appointed to serve a three-year term.