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Ohio eases CPA licensure

Accounting Today

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signed into law a bill that provides more flexibility for obtaining a CPA license, effectively eliminating the 150-hour requirement.

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Ohio floats plan to recruit more CPAs

Accounting Today

The Ohio Society of CPAs is working on an action plan to attract more young people to the accounting profession.

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Bill on Alternate Pathways to CPA Licensure Signed Into Law in Ohio

CPA Practice

One hundred fifty hours will no longer be required to obtain a CPA license in the state of Ohio after Gov. Mike DeWine signed legislation on Jan. 8 that provides two alternate pathways for accountants pursuing the credential.

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State CPA Societies in Action: Ohio Society of CPAs

CPA Practice

With more than 100 years of experience, The Ohio Society of CPAs represents 85,000 CPAs and accounting professionals who are the strategic financial advisors to Ohio’s leading businesses. However, there has been a slight pickup of pre-CPAs, which has been encouraging. What are the top three objectives for the upcoming year?

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Ohio to the AICPA: Suck It, Losers

Going Concern

The Ohio Society of CPAs announced yesterday that their state is leading the way in alternative pathways to CPA licensure, officially. Here’s what they said: Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signed House Bill 238 into law on Jan. Effective in 90 days, qualified CPAs from out of state can work in Ohio. ” The meme is true!

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Sales tax ‘responsible party’ laws still going strong

TaxConnex

In an appeal involving the listed owner of an Ohio cleaning company and the responsible party for tax assessments, for instance, the state Board of Tax Appeals affirmed that the listed owner was indeed the responsible party of the business.

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Sales Tax Updates for Technology Companies

TaxConnex

In Ohio , a bank’s purchases of banking software and services did not qualify for an exemption from Ohio sales and use taxes because, as state statute degreed, software and services were not exempt services. The taxpayer in question operated banks and used banking software for its online banking system.

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