Saying ‘yes’ to new opportunities can mean extra time commitments and stretching your skill set, but the experiences are well worth it, according to Kim Zavislak, CPA, a partner at KPMG US.

Accountants have considerable responsibilities and being a jack of all trades with skills and determination, are exactly what employers look for and you need to accomplish your goals and keep things running smoothly.

The sky's the limit when you become a certified public accountant. Obtaining CPA licensure opens up a multitude of career paths, experiences and earning potential

Done right, diversity, equity and inclusion strategies can improve a company's overall business performance.

Professional accounting associations, like The Ohio Society of CPAs (OSCPA), provide a host of benefits for you and your career in finance and accounting.

Sometimes you must take a chance on yourself, said one CPA, and be willing to make mistakes to grow in the long run.

With new and more efficient technologies simplifying the accounting process, tax duties are shifting to a proactive instead of reactive approach with clients.

Criminals on the lookout for new ways to swindle and camouflage tell-tale money trails have turned to crypto to launder dirty funds or scam the inexperienced and unsuspecting.

Be open to unexpected career changes, said Betty Collins, CPA, especially because those opportunities might be better than you could imagine.

Being a woman in a male-dominated field wasn’t always easy for Marcum partner Dani Gisondo, CPA, and she wants to change that for others in the future.

During her 36-year career in the accounting profession, Donna Sciarappa, CPA, has learned to stay open to unexpected opportunities.

For accounting professionals who want to advance their careers, it's crucial to develop an executive presence.

Becoming a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) is a challenging journey full of long hours of studying, testing, nervousness and wondering if it’s all worth it in the end.

The Ohio CPA Foundation is the recipient of a $25,000 investment from KPMG U.S. Foundation Inc., recognizing the impact the foundation is making in the state of Ohio.

The Ohio Society of CPAs has signed a letter along with the AICPA and more than 45 other state societies to request that several Classification of Instructional Program (CIP) codes be added to the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS’s) STEM Designated Degree Program List.

Firms growing their advisory services practices have plenty of opportunity with the right focus and resources.

Unethical practices can lead to a company’s loss of revenue due to a lack of trust by investors. Find out how important ethics are in accounting.