Leaders at BDO Columbus stress that it takes time and focus to create a great work culture, but that doing so increases inclusivity, appreciation and productivity.

The term “work-life balance” has started to get a bad rap recently, and Amy Vetter, CPA, prefers to use “work-life harmony,” instead.

Accounting pros now have an easier way to access the learning products they need.

CPAs are trusted business advisors to clients, and that relationship can sometimes mean pushing small business owners into the 21st century with updated technology.

Mark your calendar to attend this brief program covering how your Society is shaping Ohio's business climate and working to advance many critical initiatives.

Whether you take part in gambling or not, Ohio’s recent proposed legislation to legalize sports betting means it could soon be part of the financial landscape.

If payroll processing is an important service for your firm, then you’ll want to make your processing faster, easier, virtually hassle-free and highly profitable.

Attendees at this spring’s Advance program said they appreciated the fast pace of new ideas presented in a format they continue to enjoy.

Lori Kaiser never pictured herself as a business owner. But when her original goal didn’t align with the flexibility her personal life demanded, she forged her own path.

As organizations work to tackle the issues women face in the workplace, men have a vital role to play.

Behind many of the best and brightest CPAs are moms who helped them get there. In the spirit of Mother’s Day, we spoke to some of our 2018-2019 student ambassadors about their mothers and the role they have played in their lives.

OSCPA Executive Board Chair John Venturella, CPA, J.D., told the Ohio House Commerce and Labor Committee on May 1 that a bill requiring employers to provide earnings and deductions statements to all employees is an overdue measure.

The Ohio House Finance Committee on May 2 accepted several tax changes to the amended version of Ohio’s biennial budget, chief among them to significantly cut the benefits from Ohio’s Business Income Deduction.

It can be intimidating to talk to your manager about sensitive topics but by doing so you can gain valuable experience when it comes to strengthening your communication and problem-solving skills.

Anyone with a CPA certificate should know that decisions made by the Accountancy Board of Ohio can have a significant impact on your ability to make a living. This is a big reason why OSCPA representatives attend all ABO meetings.

Mergers and acquisitions transactions are often complicated, requiring an immense level of detail and nuance that is well-suited for CPAs.

Personal finances can be a struggle even for those in the accounting profession, as Beverly Harzog can attest. She passed the CPA exam and has a finance background, but still found herself in serious debt.

The conference will enable you to make meaningful connections, develop leadership skills and achieve the always-elusive work-life integration – plus, the first 200 registrants will receive a stemless wine glass

Bidders have the chance to win an autographed Odell Beckham or Baker Mayfield football, Kate Spade designer bags, tickets to college and pro sports events around the state and a guitar signed by the Rolling Stones.

Ohio businesses with a taxable year that begins on March 1 that want to file their 2019 municipal net profit tax return with the Ohio Department of Taxation must register by midnight, May 1.