MyOSCPA includes the same catalog of quality shows, conferences, seminars and on-demand courses you expect from OSCPA and wrapped it in an exciting user experience that allows you to seamlessly navigate your career path.

Volunteering in your community is meaningful, but if you’ve ever wanted to do more to help others, your accounting skills put you in a unique position to do so.

The Ohio Society of CPAs is rolling out a better way of finding, taking and tracking the learning and CPE you need to succeed!

Learn how to reduce user input errors, save time and aggravation in getting data from clients, easily offer real-time advice to clients and significantly reduce your stress level during tax time.

Raising money for charity is admirable, but Joe Compton’s connection to the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society runs deeper than that: he credits the organization for helping to save his life.

The Ohio Department of Taxation this week issued a reminder to all commercial activity tax (CAT) practitioners and taxpayers that the first quarter 2019 CAT return is due May 10.

What you need to know to keep up with conversation at the neighborhood barbecue

Accountants are known as trusted business advisers, but not having the right tools or perspective can lead to harmful business decisions that undermine that trust.

The idea of leadership can be intimidating, but it doesn’t have to be if you find an approach that feels true to who you are.

With the disruptive nature of retail, making faster, better decisions is key to your financial success.

In 2019, Ohio’s business environment continues to evolve in a way that will have a long-term impact on accounting.

Ohio’s 10th District Court of Appeals this week unanimously denied a motion for reconsideration collectively filed by over 160 cities seeking to overturn laws that enabled sweeping, pro-taxpayer municipal income tax changes.

Growing a professional network might seem like a no-brainer for your career, but acting strategically as you build these relationships is a critical part of your long-term success.

As the cryptocurrency market ebbs and flows, the accounting profession needs to remain flexible with it.

State Sen. Kirk Schuring, R-Canton has sponsored legislation authorizing a nonrefundable income tax credit equal to 10% of a taxpayer’s investment in an Ohio opportunity zone.

Current events caught readers’ attention last month, with the top three March stories covering Governor DeWine’s business priorities, how CPAs can integrate themselves into the growing marijuana industry and how to be adequately equipped with tools to prevent and prepare for violence in the workplace.

As users begin implementing new financial reporting requirements for not-for-profit entities, what are common implementation challenges with the newly effective standard?

Taxpayers who have elected to have the Department of Taxation administer the municipal net profit tax for their companies must file declarations and make estimated payments directly via the Ohio Business Gateway.

The OSCPA Nominating Committee unanimously recommended Crystal Faulkner, CPA, of Cincinnati as the 2019-2020 chair-elect candidate of the Executive Board.

For business owners, juggling the passion of why they started their business while also working to keep it financially sound can be overwhelming. This extends to the veterinary field.