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The lasting impact you leave on your profession begins with your involvement. Start building your professional legacy today by signing up for committee leadership and nominating your fellow CPAs for awards.

While numbers are a key focus of a CPA firm, accountants are adapting to a more diverse role. Young professionals have to be able to develop additional soft skills to succeed in today’s workforce.

In the field of cybersecurity, most things we do to increase security have an equally significant “opposite” effect on productivity. Simply put, they make your life harder. 

Our members are constantly on the move, making an impact on the CPA profession. Join us in congratulating eight OSCPA members who were recently promoted. Don't forget to share your recent accomplishments by sending them to communications@oscpa.com.

The numbers are in! The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) recently released the 2023 key amounts for those items that are routinely adjusted for inflation.

Catch up on what you may have missed from the highly anticipated Two-Day Federal Tax Update and self-help focused Lunch + Learn intended to help members refine their 2023 mission statements'!

“So much to do – so little time.”  If CPAs had a coat of arms, this would likely be our motto. Our schedules seem to perpetually revolve around one deadline or another. 

The OSCPA wishes past Chief Operating Officer (COO) Patty Hurley a happy retirement as she concludes her long and successful career with the Society.

If you are like most people, you have likely had your share of frustrating experiences with logging into multiple cloud applications that don't talk to each other.

Our members are constantly on the move, making an impact on the CPA profession and reaching their professional goals. Join us in congratulating you professional peers on heir latest achievements this month.

Randy Ross, CPA, retired from his role as executive director with the Oklahoma Accountancy Board (OAB) in December 2022.

Most economists say we should prepare for the possibility of a recession. Here are some of the key metrics business owners should watch.

As a CPA, you likely spend most of your time working to meet your clients’ needs, and may not spend time evaluating your own insurance needs.

Financial oversight is a key responsibility of nonprofit boards, but many members lack the understanding of finance or nonprofit accounting to effectively perform this duty.

The OSCPA's annual Past Chairman's Council Dinner and Oklahoma Tax Institute provided members plenty of time to network and engage with fellow members last week. Catch up on all of the festivities in our recap.

Over the next decade, businesses will face increasingly sophisticated threats like deep fakes and AI attacks. Businesses can undertake cybersecurity best practices to batten the hatches and secure the company.

Section 45I of the Internal Revenue Code allows domestic producers of crude oil and natural gas a nonrefundable federal income tax credit during times of low prices.

The United States has experienced significant inflation for the past two years. Inflation rates are determined by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) in our country. Often you will hear individuals claim they “don’t know what inflation is but do feel it when it happens.”

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This article provides an overview of sales tax laws applicable to drilling, completion and operation of oil and gas wells in Arkansas, Oklahoma and Texas. Together, these states account for approximately 50% of the oil and 40% of the gas produced in the U.S.