In September, the Ohio Department of Taxation announced it would offer Modernized e-File (MeF) for taxpayers and tax practitioners who opted to file the 2018 municipal net profit tax return with ODT.

Warnings about the dangers of email phishing are common, but not as many people know about the rise of SMiShing, phishing’s dangerous and tempting relative.

Ohio’s Common Sense Initiative Office is asking CPAs and others in Ohio’s business community to complete a short survey on Ohio’s regulatory environment.

In response to a September meeting with OSCPA, The Ohio Business Gateway team is assembling a group “with significant CPA representation” to provide feedback on the gateway.

The voluntary, employer-led initiative is a concerted effort to close the gender wage gap in Columbus, with companies such as GBQ, EY and Plante & Moran also signing on.

It’s every manager’s nightmare: not only are you dealing with a disobedient employee, but their disruptive behavior is playing out in public.

The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services offers a report for financial service professionals on the new requirement to report suspected elder abuse.

Members of AICPA’s governing Council voted Sunday to continue to implement an earlier decision to expand eligibility for the Accredited in Business Valuation credential.

When you feel jealousy in the workplace, it’s important to ensure it doesn’t become an issue long-term.

The Ohio Department of Taxation on Oct. 23 published a new information release regarding the municipal net profit tax net operating loss deductions.

The Ohio Department of Administrative Services recently released an update on issues CPAs and other business leaders have reported experiencing on the updated Ohio Business Gateway.

The fate of municipal tax reform in Ohio could hang upon a definition; specifically, the meaning of the word “levy” in the Ohio Constitution.

OSCPA member Marsha Huber, CPA, Ph.D., CGMA, has received the J. Michael and Mary Anne Cook/Deloitte Foundation Prize for teaching excellence in undergraduate accounting programs.

Technology improves, cyber criminals innovate and IT security professionals work to keep up. That’s the way things are now, a security expert said.

A promotion into a managerial role is cause for celebration, but it’s also time to stop and think about what kind of leader you want to be.

A recent Supreme Court decision has kept online retailers and states on their toes.

OSCPA Members now have access to even better members-only discounts of up to 40%, plus get 50% off select services for up to four weeks after you enroll* – no matter how much you ship, when you ship, or where it’s going.

Ohio’s 10th District Court of Appeals is set to hear arguments next week in appeals filed by cities looking to block centralized collection of municipal net profits taxes.

A car insurance app that decides how much to charge people by how well they drive is shaking up the insurance industry. For Cindy Powell, CPA, CFO of Root Insurance Co., that’s all part of the plan.

Janeen Smith-Hughes, CPA, always had ambitions to own a business, but first needed to figure out how.