The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) went into effect May 25, and it would be a mistake to automatically assume it doesn’t apply to your company.

Some decisions of the Ohio Board of Tax Appeals may now be appealed directly to the Ohio Supreme Court rather than to a lower court first, thanks to action by The Ohio Society of CPAs.

The Ohio Society of CPAs has announced its endorsement of Senator Sherrod Brown and Congressman Jim Renacci, CPA, for U.S. Senate, and of Frank LaRose for Ohio Secretary of State.

True crime series are fascinating because they seem so removed from everyday reality. But a different type of crime is now relatively common for many people and businesses.

Developments in Ohio’s economic and business environment as well as strategies for automating workflow to achieve operational excellence are among the key topics OSCPA President and CEO Scott Wiley will cover during Fall Advance Live.

Earn up to 16 CPE credits while learning the essentials of government contract accounting and cybersecurity compliance at the Ohio Small Business GovCon Training Summit Oct. 10 and 11.

The Ohio Department of Taxation, in cooperation with the IRS and tax prep software vendors, will offer Modernized e-File (MeF) for taxpayers and tax practitioners who have opted to file the 2018 municipal net profit tax return with ODT.

Guidance during a college career can come from parents, mentors and even peers. For Kayla Keys, it came from The Ohio CPA Foundation.

The Accountancy Board of Ohio has issued its required triennial renewal notice. CPAs whose license is scheduled to expire on Dec. 31 may renew beginning Oct. 2.

Once again, Ohio was well represented on Accounting Today’s list of Top 100 Most Influential People in Accounting. Accounting Today has released this list annually for about two decades and Ohio CPAs are often recognized as some of the industry’s most influential.

After more than two decades at KPMG and Grant Thornton, Kendra Smith, CPA, did something most people would dread: she went back to high school.

It can be hard to see your destination when you’re just starting a journey in life.

After earning her CPA, Janeen Smith-Hughes had no intention of coasting through her career. Her next challenge would be running her own business.

This tough topic tops our content chart for August.

Salary negotiations aren’t always the most comfortable conversations to have, for the job seeker or the hiring manager.

Christina Fuduric, director of business excellence at the Ohio Society of CPAs, recently was selected to participate in Leadership Columbus, along with two members of OSCPA, Katie Hurley, CPA, and Crystal Threet, CPA.

Relief. That’s the main emotion Don Jungquist said he experienced after learning he passed the final section of the CPA exam.

For college students, the world is full of exciting possibilities. Members of The Ohio Society of CPAs’ 2018-2019 class of College Ambassadors are determined to ensure they consider accounting to be one of those.

The CPA exam is a marathon that will test your stamina and commitment. Kimberly Price knows this well.

Ann Gabriel, Ph.D., who was recently selected to join the State Audit Committee, following a recommendation from the Ohio Society of CPAs, says she is “very much excited” about the role.