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Learn more about the importance of the Educational Foundation and how you can support future CPAs during the CPA Classic Golf Tournament.

Members gathered at the Oklahoma State Capitol on March 11 for the OSCPA's CPA Day at the Capitol. Discover legislative updates and find out what happened during the event!

Get to know Brady Ross and gain insights into his upcoming Lunch + Learn session.

Connor Preston, CPA, is an Altus, Oklahoma native whose interest in accounting started in high school and ultimately led him to the University of Oklahoma and into public accounting. After nearly five years at RSM US LLP, he transitioned to a family office role at American Fidelity, where his days are fast-paced and varied. He credits earning his CPA license with opening doors and shaping the direction of his career.

The Oklahoma Tax Commission is now requesting additional information to establish an account or gain access to existing account in OkTAP.

Check out what is happening at the OSCPA in March and April.

Check out the webinars we are highlighting for you this month.

Read more about the latest federal tax changes impacting overtime and tip income, and what they mean for your clients heading into filing season.

A new AICPA update requires certain firms affiliated with non-CPA entities to use the National PRC for peer reviews starting February 28, 2026, potentially impacting multiple Oklahoma firms.

The OSCPA's Liaisons with Educational Institutions Committee recently hosted a roundtable discussion focused on pathways to CPA licensure. Take a look at the key takeaways and how you can help.

The OSCPA Trailblazer Award celebrates members for their innovation, leadership, and community impact in the CPA profession. Congratulations to one of this year’s outstanding honorees, Ryon Fields, CPA!

Read more about the OSCPA Tax Committee’s annual meeting with the Oklahoma Tax Commission.

The OSCPA Trailblazer Award celebrates members for their innovation, leadership, and community impact in the CPA profession. Congratulations to one of this year’s outstanding honorees, Ryon Fields, CPA!

The IRS has released a contingency plan confirming employees will continue working through February 7 in the event of a brief government shutdown.

Learn why cyber insurance now depends on documented security controls, and what CPAs need to know to stay protected and avoid surprises when a claim happens.

The IRS is accepting mailed payments while still encouraging electronic payments. Read more about this update and how to prepare for filing season

Check out what is happening at the OSCPA in February and March.

Learn more about Brent Watson, CPA, and gain insights into his February Lunch + Learn session.

Check out the webinars we are highlighting for you this month.

Learn more about Florida's legislative battle and what it could mean for Oklahoma.