Ohio CPA candidates could choose to sit for the CPA exam after the completion of a bachelor’s degree or its 120-hour equivalent – as already permitted in 37 states – under an OSCPA-supported bill introduced this week in the Ohio House.

When the movie end credits roll and everyone else leaves the theater, Alex Semerano, CPA, stays in his seat.

OSCPA SALT Committee member Stephen Palmer, CPA, this week testified in favor of a bill that would permit married taxpayers filing jointly to claim a credit that would reduce their tax liability to no more than what they would owe filing separately.

Accounting Today’s 2019 list of “The Top 100 Most Influential People,” includes three OSCPA members who are impacting the accounting profession.

As technology continues to progress more CPA firms are hiring non-accounting graduates to integrate new tools into their practice, writes Paul Lin, PhD and Tom Hazelbaker, CPA, in the November/December issue of CPA Voice.