It’s not every day CPAs get the opportunity to personally connect with their state legislators to learn how to make a difference in the outcome of legislation affecting themselves and their clients.

Lee Beall got involved in CPA governmental advocacy early in his career, and he’s glad he did.

In the latest Professional Primer Series video, learn what’s appropriate and what’s not in your cubicle and shared workspaces.

Regardless of what you think about social media, whether you use it a lot or just dabble, there are important precautions you need to take – consistently – to keep yourself safe.

Election 2016, legislative issues that impact the accounting profession and building the next generation of CPAs were just a few of the topics on CPAs’ minds at the fall Advance hosted by OSCPA President and CEO Scott Wiley, CAE.

Ohio voters on Tuesday overwhelmingly elected candidates endorsed by OSCPA, as they were in agreement with the Society on 111 of 114 races in our state.

CPAs want the Ohio’s Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund system “to be solvent, affordable, predictable, and provide a seamless pathway for claimants to quickly return to the workforce.”

Family dynamics are tricky to navigate on their own, but when you factor in a family run business, they can become even more confusing.

In the midst of a busy career, keeping track of everything you have to do can be a task in itself.

Ohio has the third-best business climate in America – an improvement of four spots from 2015 – according to Site Selection Magazine.

A tax in the Affordable Care Act should be repealed because it will harm Ohio small businesses and the state’s poorest citizens.

You receive an email from your CEO requesting an immediate transfer of funds to an account. Because this is unusual, do you call your CEO to check that she’s made this request herself, or do you simply follow orders?

BDO USA, LLP will open a 400-employee shared business services center in Columbus after the Ohio Tax Credit Authority this week approved a Job Creation Tax Credit for the project.

Rob MacKinlay, CPA, CGMA, has, as he calls it, a “weird brain.”

Health care organizations need to take inspiration from the martial arts when it comes to preventing identity theft and fraud.

Rescheduling a client meeting that’s been on the books for weeks can be uncomfortable. Here's how to do so without damaging your client relationship.

Josh Goldman, OSCPA’s VP of Learning has been named as a 2016 Learning Business Leadership Award Recipient by Tagoras, Inc.

While there’s certainly room for improvement, there are many aspects of tax policy in Ohio where things are going well.

CPAs might not be actively seeking business in Ohio’s new medical marijuana industry, but they might find that the business is actively seeking them.

Learning that your career field might soon be overtaken by robots is not a comforting feeling.