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The Senate recently unanimously passed the Filing Relief for Natural Disasters Act, following the House’s unanimous approval earlier this year. The bill is now on its way to the President’s desk for signature.

Explore how the Stroble v. Oklahoma Tax Commission court case decision impacts CPAs in Oklahoma.

Check out the Spring 2025 updates and reminders for AICPA Peer Reviewers.

Discover what you may have missed at this year's Annual Members Meeting and Awards Ceremony at The National Building.

The OSCPA Pathfinder Award celebrates members for their business prowess, community involvement, mentoring new CPAs, welcoming them to the profession, and showing them ways to be successful. Congratulations to one of this year’s outstanding honorees, Paul Hartog, CPA!

Check out what is happening at the OSCPA in July and August.

HoganTaylor Wealth, a subsidiary of HoganTaylor, one of the largest business advisory and public accounting firms in Oklahoma and Arkansas, was once again recognized as a Top 150 Firms by Assets Under Management (AUM) in the United States, according to Accounting Today.

On October 14, 2025, Microsoft will officially end support for Windows 10. After this date, no more security patches, updates, or technical assistance will be provided. While that might seem like a simple software sunset, the implications for firms in the financial sector are anything but minor. Learn more from Newave Solutions on how CPAs and firms can get prepared and take next steps.

Check out what is happening at the OSCPA in June and July.

The accounting world doesn’t stand still—and neither should we. Through scholarships, resources, and encouragement, the OSCPA Educational Foundation is helping future CPAs find their path and build strong careers from the ground up.

Join us in congratulating OSCPA member Rob Sellers, CPA, on his recent appointment to the Oklahoma Accountancy Board.

Legislation has been proposed that includes language that would disadvantage specified service trades or businesses (SSTBs), including accountants, by subjecting them to the individual cap on state and local income tax deductions at the federal level regardless of the partners’ or owners’ income level or the state in which they reside. The AICPA and OSCPA have issued an action alert in opposition of the bill in its current form.

The AICPA and the NASBA have given their approval to new model legislation providing an alternative path to a CPA license.

Meet members of BRAYN Consulting, Alyssa Honnette and Hailey Pinzone, as they share insights on specialty tax projects, such as 45L, 179D, cost segregation, and R&D.

Take a look at the OSCPA student members being recognized for their hard work during the 2024-2025 school year.

Members gathered at the Oklahoma State Capitol this week for the OSCPA's Annual CPA Advocacy Day. Read more legislative updates and find out what happened during the event!

Join us in celebrating seven accounting industry leaders recently named as distinguished recipients of the 2024 Trailblazer and Pathfinder awards.

The Oklahoma Society of Certified Public Accountants (OSCPA) announced its new slate of board members for the 2025-2026 fiscal year, bringing together a dynamic group of leaders poised to push the organization forward.

The U.S. House Financial Services Committee has released draft language for a measure that would defund the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) and transfer its activities to the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Check out what is happening at the OSCPA in May and June!