The Senate Wednesday passed a bill maintaining that state investments will not prioritize environmental, social, or corporate governance policies.

Beginning May 17, 2023, the IRS will no longer support the use of existing IRS usernames to access e-Services. If you do not have an ID.me account, you must create a new account to access this service.

According to preliminary figures released by the Office of Budget and Management, April revenues came in $178.1 million or 6% below estimates. However, for the year-to-date, revenues exceed estimates by $626.6 million or 2.7%

Gov. Mike DeWine's administration announced Monday the approval of assistance for eight projects expected to create 663 new jobs and retain 499 jobs statewide.

Google officials announced Wednesday they are adding two data centers on previously acquired land in Columbus and Lancaster, in addition to the current one in New Albany, which saw an expansion announced in 2021.

OSCPA continued its advocacy for members at the Ohio Statehouse by offering proponent testimony Tuesday on House Bill 138, a bill that classifies certain pass-through entity payments as business income.

This September, the Ohio Department of Taxation (ODT) will launch a new system to manage Ohio's individual and school district income taxes.

Ohioans who adopt a child are now eligible for a one-time financial grant to help defray costs associated with the adoption process.

Proponents of Issue 2 say the measure aims to stop local municipalities from allowing noncitizens to vote in elections. But is the ballot measure full of hidden language that restricts the right to vote for 17-year-olds and ties the hands of future legislatures on expanding voting registration?

Meaningful advocacy for CPAs can be as simple as picking up the phone to call The Ohio Society of CPAs governmental relations team to talk about an issue.