Jan Scherpenberg, CPA, is proving it’s never too late to pursue your dreams.

The U.S. Supreme Court’s June 21 “Wayfair” decision is likely to have a disproportionate effect on smaller, “mom and pop” type businesses, one expert says.

Identify risks of material misstatement, understand proper documentation procedures and more.

Reversing decades of precedent, the U.S. Supreme Court finally upheld a requirement that retailers withhold and remit sales taxes for purchases made by customers in states in which the retailers have no physical presence.

Save thousands of dollars on home-related services.

A rise in both criminal activity and the use of electronic medical records have helped make data security a top concern in health care.

It’s one thing to talk about the need for more diversity and inclusion in the accounting profession; it’s another to implement effective processes.

Are you aware of all the changes made under the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act?

Today’s environment demands a culture that is engaging and supportive for professionals.

Other top contenders were Ohio’s top colleges, an Executive Board member’s personal story and firm registration renewal.

Taxpayers may continue to deduct 50% of the cost of business meals if the taxpayer is present and the food or beverages are not considered lavish or extravagant.

OSCPA's technical reviewers believe the risk assessment violations are most frequently a matter of practical implementation and documentation, for which reviewers can be helpful in providing guidance in application.

Your salary will change as you grow in your career, and this means your salary negotiation tactics should change as well.

The paperless workplace has been a boon to productivity, and has also led to new pitfalls like cybercrime. But another, potentially forgotten threat remains: paper documents remain a part of the business world and can still pose security risks.

Trust is a major selling point when it comes to the value CPAs bring to business. But how will blockchain technology – which offers a new level of secure, electronic verification of transactions – impact that value proposition?

The Accountancy Board of Ohio last week mailed hard-copy renewal notices to the more than 7,000 CPA/PA licensees with a Dec. 31, 2018 expiration date who have yet to register in the Ohio eLicense system.

When you hear how victims of cyberattacks made themselves more vulnerable to criminals, don’t brush it off as another unfortunate story: learn from it.

When OSCPA President & CEO Scott Wiley, CAE, delivers his Advance Live! presentation this fall, attendees will hear the latest on a wide range of topics, including the usual business and industry, finance, economy, A&A and employment outlook for 2019.

Ohio businesses with a taxable year that begins on Aug. 1 and that want to file their 2019 municipal net profit tax return with the Ohio Department of Taxation must register by midnight, Oct. 1.

When you take a moment to think about the various data breaches and identity theft scams that have occurred over the past few years—from Equifax to WannaCry—there tends to be a common theme: These wounds are self-inflicted.