Botkeeper is the only one of its kind, paving the way as the world’s first robotic bookkeeper by practicing the “Botkeeping” method, which is the use of machine learning, AI and robotic process automation to perform bookkeeping and accounting tasks automatically.

In case you missed them, here are some recent interesting financial planning news items from around the web.

The coronavirus pandemic and resulting lockdowns across the UK led to more than one-third of 18 - 34 year-olds moving home, according to research by Close Brothers, an asset management firm.

Required minimum distributions (RMDs) will be enforced for 2021 after being waived for 2020. In addition, the RMD age changed to 72 from 70½ (as of 2020) and there are new IRS life expectancy tables used to calculate those yearly withdrawals, which will be in effect for 2022.

In case you missed them, here are some recent interesting health care news items from around the web.

Despite the ongoing pandemic, cancer continues to be the most costly medical condition for insurance plans, and mental health saw a significant increase in spending, according to a new report by Sun Life. The insurance carrier’s annual report, High-cost claims and injectable drug trends analysis, looked at claims from 2017 to 2020.

This week's CPA of Ohio is Meghan Hagberg, CPA, manager at Blue & Co.

Registration enables attendees to participate in all of the live webinars earning up to 28 continuing education credits.

GASB has issued new implementation guidance in Q&A format intended to clarify, explain or elaborate on certain GASB pronouncements.

In case you missed them, here are some recent interesting A&A news items from around the web.

In case you missed them, here are some recent interesting tax news items from around the web.

In case you missed them, here are some recent interesting business and industry news items from around the web.

U.S. employers added fewer than expected jobs last month as extended unemployment benefits encouraged workers to stay home.

Thanks to job creation tax credits that have lured several global companies to Ohio, the state is about to experience a hiring boom.

The Senate GOP's version of the FY22-23 budget, HB110 (Oelslager), would reduce income taxes by 5% across the board.

For Rose Lounsbury, simplifying her life has meant much more than having a clean house and less stuff around.

While many CPA exam candidates are simply looking to pass each section in as few tries as possible, three OSCPA members were among those who received the highest scores on the test in 2020.

Deloitte on June 2 announced the establishment of Making Accounting Diverse and Equitable (MADE), a commitment to generate more advisory, auditing, and tax career opportunities and leadership pathways for the next generation of certified public accountants.

The pandemic has cut into many lines of business, but unfortunately, fraud is not among them. Creating and cashing bogus corporate checks remains a relatively simple and lucrative exercise for crooks with access to a quality color printer, check quality paper and Photoshop.

The latest draft of Ohio’s budget bill contains several OSCPA-advocated items that will improve the state’s business climate, including revised pandemic-related municipal income tax withholding rules and eliminating the sales and use tax on employment services.