Countless TV shows and movies sell the drama of a career in medicine or law. So when the film, “The Accountant” premiered this month, we wanted to see what prospective accountants thought about it.

OSCPA has endorsed Judges Pat DeWine and Patrick Fischer – as well as the unopposed Chief Justice Maureen O’Connor – for the Ohio Supreme Court in the Nov. 8 General Election.

The Ohio Society of CPAs Nominating Committee unanimously recommended Lori Kaiser, CPA, MBA, CGMA, of Powell as the 2020-2021 chair-elect candidate of the Executive Board.

Modern companies are switching up their office designs to boost morale and productivity while increasing their technology to support working outside of the office.

Companies across the world are increasingly interested in sustainability reporting.

This week's CPA of Ohio is Jenny Demko, CPA, CFO at Suburban Steel Supply Co.

This week's CPA of Ohio is Sue Krantz, CPA, partner at Zinner & Co.

This week's CPA of Ohio is Josh Kiefer, CPA, staff accountant at Ohio CPA Proud organization, Thorn Lewis + Duncan Inc.

"About 10 years ago, I saw the shifts that were taking place in tax and decided that we needed to make some changes within the firm to survive."

Audit reporting standards are changing, and an expert says CPAs must understand what the changes are, train staff and communicate with clients.

OSCPA members in May were most interested in proposed changes to Business Income Deduction (BID), as the state’s biennial budget inched toward approval.

As the business world searches for ways to stay socially conscious, organizations might be too eager to label themselves as a “social enterprise” when they might not understand the meaning of the term.

A hectic schedule leaves little time for curiosity, but one business owner said that trait can be the key to exceeding your career expectations.

Attendees said The Ohio CPA Foundation’s Accounting Careers Awareness Program (ACAP) this week dispelled stereotypes and piqued their interest in the profession.

OSCPA represents the profession at every ABO meeting and shares the most recent information in our Professional Standards and Responsibilities programs.

Franklin University is seeking an energetic and experienced academic leader to chair its B.S. Forensic Accounting and Business Forensics Program.

Soon CPA exam candidates won’t have to wait until the next testing window to retake a section, thanks to a revised NASBA rule.

Citing the importance of diversity and inclusion to successful business, The Ohio Society of CPAs this week backed an Ohio bill that prohibits discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity or expression.

The Ohio Department of Taxation has issued a reminder for practitioners and calendar year taxpayers.

Michael Petrecca, CPA, office managing partner at PwC Columbus, credits his organization’s push for work-life balance, flexibility, volunteerism and diversity.