OSCPA member Darci Congrove, CPA, has been honored as a YWCA 2019 Woman of Achievement for her more than 20 years of philanthropy work.

Andrew Somich, CPA, knew to expect an extraordinary experience upon his acceptance into the AICPA Leadership Academy. What he didn’t know, however, was the lasting impact the program would have on him both personally and professionally.

The accounting profession isn’t going to attract the best students simply by hoping they’ll find their own way.

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is so complex it defies understanding – even by those who wrote it. But Cari Weston, CPA, MST, CGMA, director of tax practice & ethics for the AICPA, said it is worth it for CPAs to try.

A tough political environment means knowledgeable voices such as those from young CPAs are more important than ever to create positive legislative change for the accounting profession.

Accountants work hard behind the scenes to support the efforts of doctors, nurses and specialized medical staff.

Enterprise resource planning is not always the best solution to the problem of the redundancy and lost time of manual processes.

The bill is a response to the Ohio Department of Taxation’s interpretation that the state sales and use tax can be applied to certain electronic information services and automatic data processing.

Professional competency and due care are requirements of the CPA profession to provide quality services to the public. With today’s pace of change in technology, globalization and regulation, the half-life of the CPA’s knowledge is much shorter than it has ever been.

The state Tax Expenditure Review Committee on Nov. 13 released its first report on credits, deductions and exemptions that all together cost the state more than $9 billion in foregone revenue.

Periods of economic expansion don't last forever, but the one underway now in the U.S. will persist for at least the next year or two, Nationwide Senior Economist Ben Ayers said Friday.

The Ohio Society of CPAs recently was awarded the 2018 Most Innovative Education Program Learnie through Association TRENDS.

We want to hear from CPAs with experience and responsibility for retirement plans and planning for small to mid-sized Ohio businesses.

Turnover is inevitable, but it can be especially painful if multiple employees leave the company within a short timeframe.

There is no “secret sauce” or “one size fits all” method when it comes to developing your company’s strategic planning framework, said Gregory Meredith, consultant on Brixey & Meyer's Business Advisory Services.

Running is often viewed as a punishment for athletes growing up. This was true for Gene Zackerman, CPA, until a corporate athletics event he participated in changed his perspective.

Can employees really say what they want about what they believe when they’re at work? After all, it is a free country, right? The answer is yes. And no.

Can employees really say what they want about what they believe when they’re at work? After all, it is a free country, right? The answer is yes. And no.

The accounting profession has a diversity issue. But instead of worrying about it, Cynthia Turner, Ph.D., created an initiative to combat the problem.

The Ohio Department of Taxation has announced that registration is open for the municipal net profit tax filing for the 2019 tax year.