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The 'Numbers Game' was declared by Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chair Arthur Levitt in 1998, challenging that the quality of financial reporting had been eroded by accounting practices seeking [...]

FASB's commitment to the needs of private companies is demonstrated by the addition of a staff position to work with a new private companies initiative. Paul Glotzer is a testament [...]

Summary of Financial Results During fiscal 2005, The Ohio Society launched a number of new initiatives and programs to benefit members and promote the value and importance of the CPA [...]

Objectivity is a state of mind, a quality that lends value to a member's services. It is a distinguishing feature of the profession. The principle of objectivity imposes the obligation [...]

Summary of Financial Results The Ohio Society launched a number of new initiatives and programs in fiscal 2004 to benefit members and the profession. During the 2004 year, the Society: [...]

'No surprises' may be today's mantra for financial reporting, especially in the public company environment. Following a period of high-profile bankruptcies and financial restatements, increased attention to, and scrutiny of [...]

Summary of Financial Results Fiscal 2003 was a year of crisis for the CPA profession, and The Ohio Society responded with a number of initiatives to restore confidence and rebuild [...]

Are you confident what bookkeeping services may or may not be provided when auditing a private company? Through this case study, The Ohio Society illustrates the tricky questions, and more [...]

New portable computers using Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC edition, with pen-based input capabilities, take off for mobile users who need note-taking and collaboration capabilities. We tested one model for [...]