Experiential learning courses enable students to work part-time or full-time while gaining academic credits. We covered the finer details of what experiential learning could look like for the profession in May.

Property tax relief bill HB197 (Hall-Bird) now includes language to modify how Current Agricultural Use Value (CAUV) is calculated for farmland.

The Ohio Department of Transportation announced Tuesday it will provide $16.9 million to help 10 municipalities with major roadway reconstruction and maintenance projects as part of its Small City Program.

OSCPA has called on federal legislators to support two bills that have been introduced – Senate bill S. 2623 and companion legislation in the House, H.R. 4035, the Protecting Small Business Information Act of 2023.

House Bill 33 enacted the first major changes to the Commercial Activity Tax (CAT) exemption amounts since its inception in 2005.

OH|TAX eServices will modernize how ODT administers Ohio’s Individual and School District Income Taxes

The use of artificial intelligence should not be regulated at the state level, but state governments should have policies for how the technology is used at state agencies, said Lt. Gov. Jon Husted.

The Office of Budget and Management released July 2023 preliminary revenue data Monday. For this first month of FY24, total General Revenue Fund tax receipts finished $13.2 million (0.6%) above estimate.

Gov. Mike DeWine announced the latest round of funding from the Ohio Department of Transportation's Highway Safety Improvement Program that will see $61 million go to 27 new traffic safety projects around the state.

While members are still awaiting the decision on the 2020 municipal income tax refunds, the Ohio Supreme Court sided with the oil and gas industry in a major decision affirming a series of sales/use tax write-offs for equipment used in oil and gas “fracking.”