Recent graduates entering the workforce are expected to have strong communication skills, show initiative and think on their feet. Luckily for those in the Student Ambassador program, they’ll learn all this and more.

U.S. Rep. Brad Wenstrup, R-Cincinnati, has been chosen to serve on the House Ways and Means Committee.

Mark your calendar and register to attend this brief program covering how your Society is shaping Ohio's business climate and working to advance many critical initiatives.

Miscommunication in business can damage even the most promising careers. Unfortunately, when it comes to communicating digitally, this possibility is even greater.

Your third party administrator should be viewed as part of your team, which comes with the same expectations for performance, quality and results that exist for any of your direct reports.

When it comes to feeling drained by your job, women have it worse than men. That's the conclusion of a new Montreal University study, which followed 2,026 individuals over the course of four years and multiple workplaces.

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act meant many CPAs had to reconsider the status of meals in a business context.

The Accounting Careers Leadership Academy is one of OSCPA’s most popular and long-standing programs. It is as unique as it is favored, and its participants are as exceptional and acclaimed as the program itself.

Taking a trip with four college students across the country to learn about the legalized marijuana industry might sound like the plot of a teen movie, but for one professor, this meant the opportunity to expose students firsthand to a complex and growing industry.

With Father’s Day coming up this weekend, we caught up with two accounting students to share what they love most about their dads and how their fathers inspire them.

This week's top stories include running for office and crowdfunding successfully.

Award recipients come from a wide cross-section of the profession, and perform a broad range of roles, from executives with Big Four firms and Fortune 500 companies to small firm owners and consultants.

From an accounting perspective, nonprofit organizations are complex and weigh many factors when making financial decisions.

The IRS has promised answers soon on new Internal Revenue Code section 199A.

After finishing the Regulation (REG) section, Don Jungquist was prepared to feel less than confident.

A bill in the Ohio Senate would recognize blockchain records and smart contracts as legally enforceable, valid electronic records similar to traditional contracts.

Using the same email address to create multiple accounts for different clients on the Gateway will no longer be allowed.

Check out the latest news affecting women in accounting this week, including an update on pregnancy discrimination and why women in business are good for charities.

A survey of female entrepreneurs in Scotland has revealed that a third question their own success.

Our poll responses seem to suggest there is some merit to economists’ claims.