OSCPA spoke with Dave Staley, futurist and associate professor in the Department of History at The Ohio State University, on what trends the accounting profession should be aware of this year and into the future.
Financial expert Mario Giganti, CPA, shared an economic outlook for 2024 during this week's Town Hall with a majority of Ohio's sbf111胜博发 expressing optimism about growth in revenue and profits.
The council is part of the DeWine-Husted Administration’s Common Sense Initiative, a program whose mission is to reform the state’s regulatory policies to help make the Buckeye State a jobs- and business-friendly state.
Years ago, when Lori Kaiser, CPA, asked for a loan for her business, she was told by two different banks to bring her husband in first, despite him not being involved in Kaiser Consulting.
Ohio’s In-Demand Jobs Survey allows the state to collect feedback based on what Ohio businesses need, creating a portal for Ohioans to learn what jobs will be important now and, in the future, so they can better plan their pathway to a successful career.
The end of 2016 brought with it the likely end of proposed U.S. Department of Labor overtime rules – and plenty of interest in that story by OSCPA members.
Periods of economic expansion don't last forever, but the one underway now in the U.S. will persist for at least the next year or two, Nationwide Senior Economist Ben Ayers said Friday.