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Tax policy is as dry as the dirt in August, but it’s an essential part of planning any business expense. For decades, federal tax policy has changed every few years and left business owners and accountants struggling to determine how to prepare quarterly filings. This year is no different – with vigorous debates in Congress over the future of research and development, bonus depreciation, deductions for charitable donations, pass-through businesses and countless other tax treatments.
Read moreThe University of Central Oklahoma congratulates the 367 students from Oklahoma, the U.S. and the world who completed their college degrees during the summer 2023 semester. Of that number, Central received applications for graduation from 309 undergraduate students and 58 graduate students. Since Central does not hold a summer commencement ceremony, many of these students participated in the spring 2023 ceremony.
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Billy Jean King collected the trophy and a check for $100,000 after winning the “Battle of the Sexes” against Bobby Riggs at the Astrodome Thursday night. Billy Jean’s straight set 6-4, 6-3, 6-3 nationally televised victory Thursday night proved that a 29-yearold woman should have never been rated a 5-2 underdog to a 55-year-old man.
Read moreAs NASA’s OSIRIS-REx spacecraft completed its 1.2-billion-mile journey home and sent its sample return capsule back to Earth, a team of Oklahoma State University researchers was waiting and listening.
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Oklahoma State University Extension will host the 2023 Native Pecan Field Day on Oct. 12 in Okfuskee County. The free event welcomes commercial pecan growers, landowners with pecans or hobbyists.
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