OSCPA plans to file an amicus brief on Aug. 15 to support taxpayers in their efforts to obtain 2020 refunds based on the Society's position that taxing persons who neither work nor live in a jurisdiction is unconstitutional.

Gov. Mike DeWine signed the $3.5 billion capital budget bill on Tuesday, telling reporters it's unlike any capital budget he's aware of in Ohio history.

Better than expected tax collections continued in May with $105.3 million collected in excess of forecasts, bringing the state's FY22 tax collections to $2.55 billion over estimates with just one month left in the fiscal year.

The House approved legislation creating new regulations and an appeal process on the use of municipal tax liens for unpaid service charges. Continue reading for more news on this and other stories breaking this week.

Ohio House Democrats voted Wednesday to seat Bishara Addison as the new 9th District representative.

OSCPA offered proponent testimony before the House Ways and Means Committee on Tuesday for Senate Bill 246, also known at the SALT cap parity bill.

OSCPA is keeping a watchful eye on the statewide issues that may appear on the ballot this fall.

Secretary of State Frank LaRose said Thursday that there were 15,488 new business filings in April 2022, a 20 percent decrease from the previous month and a 30 percent decrease from April 2021.

The IRS is facing backlash for destroying an estimated 30 million paper-filed information returns as a way of coping with its backlog last year.

OSCPA's Greg Saul, Esq., CAE, is set to give proponent testimony on Senate Bill 246 on Tuesday, May 17 in the House Ways and Means Committee.