FinCEN will extend the current March 21 BOI reporting deadline, has suspended BOI enforcement and fines and will develop new regulations it says will reduce "regulatory burden," the agency said on Feb. 27.

Franklin University established its VITA program in 2013 to provide accounting and finance majors with experiential and service-learning opportunities through preparing tax returns at no charge for those in need.

OSCPA is committed to helping members upskill their tech talent to succeed in today’s environment. Now, you can potentially offset the cost of that upskilling by leveraging Ohio’s TechCred program.

A new series featuring accountants from each generation to show the similarities and differences they’ve experienced working in the profession. This week, we talk to GenX member Bill Miller, CPA.

Ohio’s biennial budget is in full swing, and the Feb. 20 OSCPA Town Hall provided an overview of the provisions under consideration and how Gov. DeWine’s last budget proposal of his term aligns with the OSCPA’s legislative agenda.

The Ohio House Ways & Means Committee heard testimony from Tax Commissioner Patricia Harris on Feb. 19 as she presented the Ohio Department of Taxation’s budget proposals.

A summary of Ohio's legislative news for the week ending Feb. 21, 2025.

FinCEN has announced that the new beneficial ownership information reporting deadline is March 21, 2025. AICPA and the state societies continue to urge FinCEN to grant a longer extension period than a 30-day filing extension.

As the keynote speaker at the Strategic Finance and Accounting Conference on April 17, Jon Lokhorst, CPA, will be sharing ways finance leaders can up their game and bring more value to the organizations they serve through strategic thinking.

You’ve probably heard the advice that firms should hire for soft skills since technical skills are easier to teach. No matter your experience level, here are three skills that require zero talent and can help you become more valuable in your career.

Generative AI is taking the world by storm with no end in sight. According to Dr. Gleb Tsipursky, CEO of Disaster Avoidance Experts, mastering AI will be essential for companies to succeed in the coming years.

The AICPA and NASBA are proposing changes to the UAA that would help pave the way for states to uniformly adopt an additional pathway for CPA licensure. Ohio was recognized as being the first to adopt legislation that includes licensure pathway and mobility changes.

Do you know an inspirational individual who is paving the way for women leaders? Consider nominating them as a 2025 Power of Change honoree.

With the U.S. Supreme Court lifting the nationwide injunction on Jan. 23 in the Texas Top Cop Shop case, the Samantha Smith case remains the only and last active nationwide injunction blocking the Corporate Transparency Act and its beneficial ownership information reporting requirement from being enforced.

Register for the Feb. 20 Town Hall hosted by OSCPA President & CEO Laura A. Hay, CPA, CAE. This session features Tom Zaino, JD, CPA, and Greg Saul, Esq., CAE, who will provide insights on what to expect from the Ohio budget bill and its impact on the profession.

Members of the Ohio Ballot Board on Feb. 11 unanimously approved the public works constitutional amendment language that will be considered by voters this spring.

A new series featuring accountants from each generation to show the similarities and differences they’ve experienced working in the profession. This week, get a glimpse into what it was like to be an accountant as a Baby Boomer in an interview with OSCPA member and retired CPA Greta Russell.

As businesses embrace hybrid work models, setting clear expectations for remote and in-office staff is essential.

A summary of Ohio's legislative news for the week ending Feb. 14, 2025.

A summary of Ohio's legislative news for the week ending Feb. 7, 2025.