To stay relevant, the profession needs to know how to leverage developing technologies like artificial intelligence. But how much the average accountant today truly needs to understand AI might be up for debate.

A little attention to your health will help you weather heavier workloads.

OSCPA Tax Policy Director Greg Saul, Esq., CAE, said members of the Society's Federal Tax Committee have raised concerns that they need more guidance than was provided in Revenue Procedure 2018-40.

Less confusion, less hassle and less frustration. That’s the difference opting in to centralized collection could make for you and your business this year.

You don’t always know the days in your life that will prove to be the most meaningful until much later. Jan. 17, 1989 was one such day for Rick and Diana Veid, who met at an OSCPA event in Cincinnati.

Manufacturers have an overwhelmingly optimistic view of the U.S. economy for 2019, according to a recent survey by Blue & Co., LLC.

Risk is lurking in every corner of your business. Savvy companies educate their employees to ensure everyone understands what to look for and how to communicate risk.

The cost of college isn’t determined by the sticker price, said one expert on college debt. Young accountants are realizing this all too soon as they face their debt after graduation.

OnTheClock understands how valuable accountants are to small businesses, and that’s why we offer FREE employee time clock accounts for you to use!

​To succeed in an increasingly crowded marketplace, many financial professionals are leveraging the rapid growth of advisory services by choosing to offer specialized knowledge to their clients or employers.

Many Ohio businesses will miss out on the chance to save on some of their tax compliance burden – estimated by the Ohio Department of Taxation to collectively save Ohioans more than $800 million in administrative costs – if they ignore a deadline coming up March 1.

If you had a crystal ball and knew building certain skills would guarantee your professional success, chances are you’d learn them right away. Amy Franko doesn’t have a crystal ball, but she knows the skills you need to succeed.

The past year in accounting has seen its fair share of triumphs, pitfalls, technological advances and overall internal changes. In this week’s quick poll, we sought to find which of these developments was most important to Ohio's accounting professionals.

Cleveland natives Amelia Osiecki and Dan Tetelman met through friends of friends, many of whom were studying for the CPA exam.

The Ohio Society of CPAs recently launched its own Facebook group – available to members only – and the content team has been hard at work inviting our loyal Facebook fans to join.

CPAs aren’t just needed for the success of business; their input is also important in government.

Accountants Matt and Amy Bratton have gone from the Big Four to a family of five.

Last week’s appeals court decision in favor of the Ohio Department of Taxation over cities was good news for the state’s economy for several reasons, said Barbara Benton, CAE, OSCPA’s VP of government relations.

With UPS shipping, tracking and billing technology combined with security and insurance features, you’ll build trust and loyalty with every overnight delivery.

The topic of workplace flexibility has been a hot issue recently in Ohio even as the weather has been anything but.