House Bill 606 would provide businesses and healthcare providers with qualified civil immunity in cases of claimed exposure to or transmission of COVID-19.

After overwhelmingly passing the House, HB 442 was referred to the Senate Transportation, Commerce and Workforce Committee on June 30.

While it’s easy to focus on setting goals for your career, Lori Kaiser, CPA, says changing your behavior is just as essential to help you achieve professional growth.

Two months of lockdown have done little to change CPAs’ opinion about the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic.

The University of Akron’s George W. Daverio School of Accountancy is proud to present its eighth-annual Ohio State and Local Tax Conference on July 23.

The Paycheck Protection Program continues to be a hot topic, as throughout June members continued to read about that, as well as OSCPA’s commitment to act on D+I efforts.

The updated guidance on the Payroll Protection Program from the June 5 PPP Flexibility Act of 2020 means practitioners will have need to consider the different impacts this will on businesses, says one PPP expert.

Certainty is in short supply now when it comes to the economic impact of COVID-19, but that’s what people crave the most, Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown said June 19 at OSCPA’s “Town Hall” webcast.

When COVID-19 entered Ohio, businesses were forced to either shut down completely or transition into a fully remote office. Some organizations and individuals were also tasked with turning conferences with hundreds of registrants into an online learning event.

Although cryptocurrency might not be on your radar now, Congressman Warren Davidson thinks it could have a significant positive impact for Ohio – and the entire country – in the future.

The Ohio TechCred program is back with COVID-19 related updates.

Each year numerous Ohio CPA permits are suspended or revoked because CPAs have not met CPE requirements. Don’t be that person: take 30 minutes on July 1 to review your CPE records. (Doing so on another day is OK, too. But don’t forget!)

Gov. DeWine on June 18 announced the signing of Executive Order 2020-24D defining “good cause” when refusing suitable work for purposes of unemployment benefits.

To survive in business, strong relationships are essential, but first you need to know the common blind spots to avoid.

The unrest of the past few weeks in response to years of racial injustice has prompted many businesses across the country to recognize “Juneteenth” – June 19 – as a paid holiday for their employees.

Black and African American people still are not routinely sitting at the proverbial business table, said Kimberly Ellison-Taylor, CPA, CGMA, executive director of finance thought leadership at Oracle.

The Small Business Administration on June 16 released a three-page “EZ” Paycheck Protection Program loan forgiveness application requiring less documentation and fewer calculations than previously required.

When it comes to taking care of employees and property, there’s not a one-dimensional approach.

A new website from the Ohio Auditor’s Office provides guidance to local governments dealing with the fiscal fallout of the pandemic, including a spreadsheet with information on various grants and other available support.

The COVID-19 has resulted in unforeseeable business damage across the nation and the globe.