News
The OSCPA prides itself on keeping members and the public up–to–date on issues related to the accounting profession, be it general news about or affecting the profession, accounting and tax code updates, helpful news for consumers, and more.
Top Tech Survey Shows Data Security is the No. 1 Concern for CPAs
According to survey, data security will remain the most pressing concern for CPAs and their clients over the next 12 to 18 months.
First-Time Homebuyer Credit Closing Deadline Extended to September 30, 2010
The deadline for the completion of qualifying First-Time Homebuyer Credit purchases has been extended.
Two New Oregon Revenue Bulletins Available Online
The Oregon Department of Revenue has issued two new Oregon Revenue Bulletins (ORBs):
AICPA President and CEO Barry Melancon On Supreme Court Decision On PCAOB: "A Victory For Investors, Accounting Profession"
The following is a statement by Barry Melancon, AICPA president and CEO, on the Supreme Court's ruling on the constitutionality of the PCAOB:
Emerald Empire Wine Tour Draws 26
The Emerald Empire LSA hosted a wine tour on June 11, providing an opportunity for networking while sampling a variety of wines from Willamette Valley winemakers.
Eugene Brown Bag Participants Learn ‘Managing Up/ Managing Down’
The second session of the Spring Eugene Brown Bag Series drew 18 participants on June 17. Presenters Andrea Smith and Matt Diment of Kernutt Stokes Brandt & Co LLP, which also hosted the free event, spoke on ‘Managing Up/Managing Down.’
5 Reasons Why Converting to a Roth May Not be the Right Choice
Conversions from traditional to Roth IRAs have increased after a recent change in income limits, but the move isn't right for everyone.
Failing to Recruit, Engage, Retain Generation Y
A clash in generational attitudes and outlook has created a divide in the workplace, making it difficult for organizations to connect with, inspire, and motivate younger worker.
FBI, HUD, Justice Department Crack Down on Mortgage Fraud
The Justice Department has launched an intensive three-month initiative with the FBI, the Department of Housing and Urban Development and 18 other federal agencies to combat mortgage fraud, a problem that has cost Americans $2.3 billion in losses so far.
In Budget Crisis, States Take Aim at Pension Costs
Many states are acknowledging this year that they have promised pensions they cannot afford and are cutting once-sacrosanct benefits, to appease taxpayers and attack budget deficits.
