Artificial intelligence, data analytics, blockchain and cloud computing are creating opportunities for auditors to become more efficient.

The hours of studying, the expense, the stress: they’ve all added up to passing every section of the CPA exam for Janeen Smith-Hughes.

The Ohio Auditor’s office next week is hosting an event that – among other things – will help Independent Public Accountants understand the state’s “Hinkle System” for filing unaudited financial statements.

The Government Accountability Office last month released an updated edition of the “Yellow Book” on Generally Accepted Government Auditing Standards, the first revision since 2011.

“A picture is worth a thousand words” is about as scientifically accurate as clichés get. And it’s an important principle for financial professionals to keep in mind when they need to share information.

To prepare for a test for months, then come away from it confident you did well is a good feeling. That was Donald Jungquist’s mood after he completed the Audit section of the CPA exam.

Two recent Accounting Standard Updates, ASU 2018-10 and 2018-11 have updated the leases standard once again.

OSCPA member Ann Gabriel, Ph.D., was recently selected to join the State Audit Committee, following a recommendation from the Ohio Society of CPAs.

Legislation introduced in Congress last week would help ensure that members of state regulatory boards are not deterred from serving because of the potential for legal damages related to their public service.

The University of Akron’s George W. Daverio School of Accountancy invites CPAs and other professionals with an interest in taxation to a professional outreach event of the Master of Taxation program.

As advances in automation, manufacturing and artificial intelligence continue, businesses across Ohio are wrestling with what it all means for their workforce and the economy.

Organizations are increasingly using social media to reach their key audiences – a trend that is sure not to slow down any time soon. In fact, it will likely only continue to evolve even faster as brands get smarter.

It’s now been one month since the launch of the modernized Ohio Business Gateway (OBG). On July 25, the Ohio Department of Taxation announced it will not assess a penalty or charge additional interest to those it can verify have been impacted by recent issues with the OBG.

“Change or die” might sound harsh, but M.J. Clark says it’s what she tells most of her clients.

The Ohio Business Gateway transitioned to a modernized system on July 2, and, if it feels like that’s all we’ve talked about since, it’s because we have covered it. A lot.

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Other companies are changing and growing, so if you are staying the same, you’re actually falling behind. Here are ways you can move forward to save your organization (and yourself) from extinction.

Ohio Tax Commissioner Joe Testa on Wednesday said the Ohio Department of Taxation will not assess a penalty or charge additional interest to those it can verify have been impacted by recent issues with the Ohio Business Gateway.

Here are the most commonly asked questions so far from users of the modernized Ohio Business Gateway, as provided by the Gateway Modernization Project Organizational Change Management Team.

If you haven’t heard much from your organization on the impending impact of the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), you’re probably not alone.