There are some relatively simple and inexpensive steps you can take to protect yourself from cybercrime.

In our latest post from Ohio Wesleyan Assistant Professor Justin Breidenbach, CPA, he explains why recent election results around the country are impacting the market for CPAs versed in the developing marijuana business.

Among the updates: Permit holders must earn a minimum of 20 CPE credits per year.

More on the plan to require ID information on electronic forms, an IRS cross-check and the K-1 is coming to Ohio.

In April the CPA exam will undergo a change meant to prepare new CPAs for a world focused more on application, analysis and interpretation.

Legislators along with business and labor leaders on Tuesday unveiled a set of short-term concessions as they pledged to reach a full solvency plan for Ohio’s unemployment system by April 1.

The Ohio Department of Taxation will require a driver’s license or state ID number on electronic returns for Tax Year 2016.

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If it seems like the Dec. 15 due date for municipal 4th quarter estimated tax payments is arriving quickly, it’s because it is – and it’s because it’s nearly seven weeks earlier than in previous years.

Another month, another job-creating tax credit for an accounting firm in Ohio.

Searching for a new job when you already have one can seem daunting, but it’s not impossible.

Rep. Pat Tiberi, R-OH (Genoa Township), will be the next chairman of a joint U.S. House-Senate committee on the economy.

The Common Sense Initiative Office has asked for feedback on the program from OSCPA members.

As expected, Ohio lawmakers this week are fast tracking a substitute bill addressing unemployment compensation reforms.

The firm’s forward-thinking policies helped it develop an executive team that’s 45% female and recently earned it a spot on Accounting Today’s 2016 Best Accounting Firms to Work For list.

When you consider the effect a hack could have on your business’s reputation, it’s easy to see how a cybersecurity risk can quickly become YOUR problem – not just IT’s.

The Ohio Senate on Wednesday voted 30-0 to approve a bill to simplify the complex process and streamline the calculation, remittance and tracking of tax paid on behalf of nonresident owners of Ohio-operating pass-through entities.

One of the highest-rated speakers at the recent Columbus Accounting Show reminds CPAs that ethics is something they should have in mind every day.

The Ohio Supreme Court today ruled the state can impose its CAT on three out-of-state companies for selling products and services to Ohioans, even though they have no physical presence in the state.

A substitute bill addressing unemployment compensation reforms is expected to be a top priority in the lame duck session.