By popular demand the Ohio Society of CPAs is bringing back its signature Business Development Workshops. The 2019 workshops will offer three dates throughout the summer and will feature a heavy emphasis on lead generation.

Part of the challenge for those tasked with employee benefit plan audits will be staying informed on relevant updates.

Ohio businesses that have a taxable year that begins on February 1st, and want to file their 2019 municipal net profit tax with the Ohio Department of Taxation, must register on or before, April 1st on the Gateway.

Twenty-four OSCPA employees ventured out to an impressive 170 firms and offices all over the state.

Working toward being a better professional means sometimes getting uncomfortable, which might be how you feel when considering unconscious bias.

Thinking that workplace violence is something that happens somewhere else is a mentality that could put you and your employees at risk.

Life has come full circle for Annette Holzer, CPA.

One of the trickiest parts of this year’s busy season has been calculating how properly compensated for the additional work required for 2018 tax returns.

Reporting unclaimed funds is simple and helps Ohioans.

It can be difficult for clients to recognize the benefits of filing tax extensions.

As the market for medicinal marijuana continues to grow, so do the opportunities for CPAs to get involved.

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

Define your vision of success at the Women, Wealth & Wellness Conference, June 27 in Columbus.

Early in his career Michael Papadakis, CPA, didn’t have the goal to become a CFO, but he did recognize the importance of being open-minded in his career. That philosophy has helped him reach the position of Chief Financial Officer at his alma mater, The Ohio State University.

Hopping into your car and driving off into the sunset might be what you envision after selling your business, but it’s rarely that simple.

Scott Steineman, CPA, decided busy season just wasn’t busy enough for him.

The path to success is rarely a straight line. Reflecting on her career thus far, Robyn Pollina, CPA, says determination is what has helped her navigate the curves.

The state's gas tax has remained at 28 cents per gallon since 2005, but legislators are discussing an 18-cent increase to address the condition of Ohio's roads and bridges.

CPAs Sarah and Derek Diller have been in it for the long run ever since they first met at Bowling Green State University.

Do you want to change Ohio’s regulatory framework to help spur innovation and job creation? The Ohio Common Sense Initiative needs your help.