If a CPA hasn’t encountered cryptocurrency on a client’s balance sheet or in a portfolio yet, it’s just a matter of time. Learn more about cryptocurrency and red flags for fraud with Nick Ward, CPA, at the 2025 OSCPA Fraud and Forensic Conference.

This series features interviews with accountants from each generation, highlighting their similarities and differences working in the profession. Austin R. Calaway, CPA, shares his story and what it’s like to be an accountant as a member of Gen Z.

The Ohio Auditor of State’s office is working to ensure clean, accountable and efficient government for the people of Ohio. Learn more about protecting yourself and your organization against cybercrime.

Media outlets across the accounting profession are highlighting OSCPA’s efforts on alternative paths to licensure and interstate mobility, which went into effect on April 9, 2025. Read some of the latest coverage.

Your OSCPA membership might be expiring on April 30! Be sure to renew to maintain your access to the resources, connections and solutions engage, enable and empower you and your team.

Rose Lounsbury has built a business teaching others how decluttering and simplicity can increase productivity and create better work-life balance. She’ll share these concepts at OSCPA’s Women, Wealth & Wellness Conference in July.

A fair and stable tax climate in Ohio creates an environment conducive to sustainable economic growth, job creation and enhanced quality of life for its residents. Learn how OSCPA’s government relations team works for Ohio’s citizens and businesses.

The April Town Hall features ODT Policy Director Tim Lynch and David Peck, Tax Program Administrator for the Individual and School District Income Tax Division offering a recap of the 2025 tax season and insights into what’s ahead.

A summary of Ohio's legislative news for the week ending April 11, 2025.

According to preliminary revenue data from the Office of Budget and Management, the state brought in nearly $100 million more than expected in taxes this March.

The Ohio House sent the state operating budget to the Ohio Senate on April 9 with a 60-39 vote after two months of testimony.

New Ohio law goes into effect allowing automatic interstate mobility.

Your OSCPA membership might be expiring on April 30! Be sure to renew to maintain your access to the resources, connections and solutions engage, enable and empower you and your team.

As the April 15 income tax filing deadline approaches, the Ohio Depart of Taxation is extending the hours of the personal income and school district income tax phone lines to assist with any last-minute questions.

As the business landscape rapidly evolves, so too must the CPA profession’s ethical rules to address emerging challenges. Read the March/April digital edition of CPAVoice.

As of April 9, 2025, qualified CPAs from out of state are now able to work in the Buckeye State. The change means that CPAs are now evaluated on their individual professional status rather than which state they received their license.

When you or your clients are facing challenges in the wake of a natural disaster, turn to the OSCPA Disaster Relief Resources webpage to find tools for navigating the unexpected and connect with the help you need.

The Ohio House Finance Committee adopted the latest version of their budget bill – Substitute House Bill 96 – on April 1.

A summary of Ohio's legislative news for the week ending April 4, 2025.

The AICPA town hall on April 3 highlighted three recent Employee Retention Credit (ERC) FAQs that were released by the IRS on March 20.