In the final weeks leading up to Election Day, voters have a constant stream of information coming to them each day.

The Federal Reserve for the first time in four years cut the interest rate by 0.5 percentage points last month, which could not only stimulate the broader economy but also affect state budgets going forward, including Ohio’s.

The Ohio Department of Administrative Services recently shared with OSCPA that through Sept. 16 only 35% of current OH/ID users have completed required Ohio Business Gateway actions prior to an upcoming deadline.

Lt. Gov. Jon Husted told members of the InnovateOhio Executive Committee Tuesday that Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger had given him reassurances about the status of Intel's Ohio project amid recent developments, including that it and other Intel foundry operations will be shifted to an independent subsidiary.

At least once a year the ABO goes on the road to an Ohio college or university to meet directly with accounting students. The September 13 meeting was held at The Ohio State University and dozens of hopeful future CPAs attended.

Gov. Mike DeWine and the Ohio Department of Transportation announced that $15 million in grants will go to several cities and townships around Ohio to support roadway safety improvements and improved road signage.

Everything is at stake when it comes to federal tax legislation for the upcoming election, according to one tax expert.

This is the first application period where OSCPA members can take advantage of our recent partnership with MAX Technical Training by enrolling in TechCred-approved courses.

Lt. Gov. Jon Husted recently announced that nearly 1,000 Ohio high school students had taken part in the 2024 High School Tech Internship program, while also noting the application process for 2025 program intermediaries has opened.

Newly updated revenue forecasts for FY25 were close to the mark in August, with tax collections netting about half a percent more than expected, according to the OBM.