As an OSCPA member you now have access to new and improved flat rate pricing – no matter how much you ship, when you ship, or where it’s going.

Meet Gild Collective and learn a way to help your organization move forward.

It’s no longer acceptable to shrug your shoulders at blockchain technology. The time has come to understand how it can impact your business.

Gov. John Kasich on Jan. 4 signed Senate Bill 255, which provides a safe harbor for the accounting profession from a new policy intended to reduce workforce barriers.

As 2019 begins, the accounting profession can count on one thing: change.

Leadership, much like everything in business, is evolving rapidly. But CPAs need to keep an open-mind when it comes to the future and execution of leadership.

Some people learn because they are forced to; others – like Lee Atwell – are on a never-ending journey of self-improvement.

Growing your network, pay equity and work-life integration are all crucial to the success of female leaders. These topics and more will be discussed at the June 27 Women, Wealth and Wellness Conference.

Join us for our inaugural career fair presented by The Ohio CPA Foundation and The Ohio Society of CPAs!

2018 was a busy year for one of OSCPA’s biggest legislative priorities: Ohio’s municipal tax structure.

A look forward at the OSCPA-driven improvements to Ohio's municipal tax system.

It can be detrimental for your team to resist technology changes.

Accuracy is essential in this field, and major changes to processes and the introduction of new ways of working could create additional stress and lead to costly mistakes. However, resisting change is futile in an age of continuous and rapid digital disruption.

When Drew Dixon, CPA, played for Case Western Reserve’s football team as an offensive tackle, he had no idea he would one day work for the company that manufactured the helmet on his head.

CPAs dodged a legislative bullet this week, as Ohio lawmakers voted in lame duck session to provide a safe harbor for the profession from a new policy intended to reduce workforce barriers.

The good news is that professionals can grow through self-reflection, positive intent and experience.

The value in accountants’ use of artificial intelligence “is about optimizing human interaction at the right moment,” said Chris Ortega, senior finance manager at Emarsys.

As of Sept. 29, CPAs are included in the list of mandatory reporters of elder abuse under Ohio law.

As of Sept. 29, 2018, CPAs are included in the list of mandatory reporters of elder abuse under Ohio Revised Code Section 5101.63.

If CPAs are feeling anxious about tax reform, they need to attack the problem through education and by focusing on high-value services.