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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.

The OSCPA recently hosted two of its Summits, focusing on topics affecting niche areas of the accounting profession. Check out what was covered at these events below and find out how you can still access the event sessions. 

In order to help with our planning efforts, registrants who transfer from the in-person to virtual option within two weeks of an event will now incur a switch fee.

We want to keep you connected to all the ways you can give back to the community and profession, which is why we created a new community for volunteer opportunities on Evolve.

I know that I’m not alone when I admit that I’m a bit of an introvert. Being outgoing and overtly expressive around other people is not really one of my strengths.

Last week, 135 members rallied together to participate in the OSCPA’s 9th annual CPA Day of Service. Find out more about the event and how Oklahoma CPAs were able to give back this year.

Insurance has always been part of protecting your assets. A small business owner’s greatest assets are their employees. Attracting and retaining employees is key to a successful business. Outside of salary, providing employee benefits is the greatest way to accomplish both.

The Uniform CPA Examination is about to change significantly under the CPA Evolution Initiative, a joint effort by the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) and the AICPA.

OSCPA conferences feature notable experts local authorities in-depth looks at topics that influence your career. Access these events with your discounted member rate!