OSCPA on July 19 hosted a fun night of networking and baseball for Columbus CPAs of all ages at a Clippers game.

Being a leader means a lot of things, and determination is one of them. That’s something Andrew Somich, CPA, understands, especially when it comes to his recent acceptance into the prestigious AICPA Leadership Academy.

The audit is evolving, and users want more than generic pass/fail reporting.

Not all turnover is bad, especially when you consider the strategic goals of your organization.

Don’t let the CPA certificate you worked so hard to obtain get revoked.

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

The deadline to participate in the 2018 AICPA PCPS/CPA.com National Management of an Accounting Practice (MAP) Survey has been extended to July 31. The survey enables you and your colleagues to benchmark against the top performers in the profession.

The financial audit has been a mainstay of the CPA profession, and the endurance of its core elements drives trust in capital markets. While it’s crucial the profession reinforces the quality of its foundation, capabilities are shifting what the service can be for the future.

The IRS and the Security Summit partners have outlined critical steps for tax professionals to protect their computers and email as well as safeguarding sensitive taxpayer data.

You might know about new standards for revenue recognition and leases, but do you know how those changes will impact the tools you use?

The role of the accountant is changing, whether you want to acknowledge it or not.

Learn what items will be exempt from sales and use tax.

The Ohio Department of Taxation this week issued a reminder to all commercial activity tax (CAT) practitioners and taxpayers that the second quarter 2018 CAT return is due Aug. 10.

Not all promotions are created equal. Some hold more significance than others and are an important recognition that your company believes in your contributions and future at the firm. One example is advancing to “senior manager.”

The role of the accountant is changing. That’s the first thing Michael Shultz, CPA, wants you to know.

Gov. John Kasich made the second-largest-ever deposit to the rainy day fund on Wednesday, raising the balance to nearly $2.7 billion. This action aligns with a 2010 OSCPA recommendation to increase the fund against financial volatility.

When Pingping Sheng, armed with a law degree, came to the U.S. from her native China three years ago, she planned to pursue her Master of Laws degree at Case Western Reserve University. What she learned next upset her plan.

Complimentary for OSCPA members, the summer Advance Quick Byte On-Demand courses offer an overview of relevant and timely topics that CPAs and related professionals are facing in their business environment.

It’s a bittersweet feeling, knowing that you came so close to something, but it just wasn’t enough. That’s something Kimberly Price now knows all too well after receiving her Business Environment & Concepts score.

The Ohio Society of CPAs and other business groups on Monday filed an amicus brief detailing further arguments for the need for the centralized collection and administration of the municipal net profits tax.