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Feedback that’s delivered well but instigates no change is as useless as too little, too late feedback.

People who are good communicators have more opportunities, no matter what role or industry they work in. To become a better communicator, try to incorporate these tips.

When life and work as a CPA got tough, Mike Crawford, CPA, turned up the music. Now retired, Crawford shares his love of rock music with his rapidly growing Facebook group.

OSCPA President and CEO Blaine Peterson, CPA, J.D., delivers the commitments and primary goals planned for the OSCPA's advocacy efforts during Oklahoma's 2022 legislative session.

Last week, the OSCPA's virtual Two-Day Federal Tax Update gave more than 100 members the information they need to enter tax season with confidence.

Changing careers can mean disruption in all aspects of your clients' work and life. Help them tackle their uncertain situation calmly and realistically.

Hear firsthand how OSCPA scholarships are impacting the CPA pipeline. Students have until February 28 to complete applications to be considered for 2022 scholarships.

Here’s what organizations can do to promote mental health, physical health and healthy boundaries in the workplace.

Finding ways to uncover and combat implicit biases is the only way to build a diverse, inclusive, and successful organization in today’s business world.

Let 2022 be the year dedicated to your mental and physical wellbeing. The OSCPA has gathered topical TED Talks to help you step into a future of work-life balance.

The Oklahoma Tax Commission has named Doug Linehan, CPA, as executive director. His appointment began Monday, January 3.

In this time of constant change, learn how other accounting professionals are addressing the challenging tax season ahead.