Several years of schooling are required, as well as passing the certified public accountant (CPA) exam and required hours of working under a CPA license to give you the necessary credentials to become an CPA in the State of Arizona. If there are allegations against you by a client or other third party, your professional license may be at risk. The sooner you seek representation from a qualified attorney, the better. At Silver Law, PLC., we offer representation for a CPA before the Arizona State Board of Accountancy.
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If the Arizona State Board of Accountancy receives a complainant, it’s critical for you to get immediate legal representation and CPA license defense from a qualified attorney. Having a trusted ally by your side to ensure that your license and your integrity remain intact can be an invaluable asset when you are facing an investigation.
The Arizona State Board of Accountancy is an organization that is meant to verify the education, experience, and credentials of accountants throughout the state, and to assure the public that the CPA profession remains operating as professionally as possible. They also handle a wide range of disciplinary matters and client complaints against accountants.
There are many regulations and laws that govern CPA’s, and the Board has jurisdiction to investigate the variety of complaints and allegations against them by consumers and others. Board and State statutes, criminal laws at the local, state and federal levels, professional and financial conduct rules, and protocols set by professional accounting organizations are just a few regulations that CPA’s must adhere to.
CPA’s may face allegations relating to competence, integrity, violations of confidentiality, fiduciary duty, and ethical standards. These can be grounds for disciplinary action, and the Board may even pursue a criminal conviction if the situation calls for it.
The Arizona State Board Of Accountancy Must Also Investigate The CPA Financial Reports. Also within the Board’s jurisdiction is their ability to open an investigation when a CPA self-reports:
Criminal convictions relating to accounting or tax crimes, fraud, theft, etc.
An administrative or civil judgement regarding dishonesty, misrepresentation, fraud, breach of fiduciary duty, or negligence in accountancy.
The suspension of license before a state or federal agency such as the SEC or the IRS.
Tax Law Specialist, Board of Legal Specialization of the State Bar of Arizona
Maricopa County Superior Court, Judge Pro-Tem – Phoenix, AZ.
Enrolled Agent, Internal Revenue Service, Certified Paralegal, National Association of Legal Assistants
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Our Arizona CPA lawyers provide licensing board defense, respond to complaints or investigations that can put your license in jeopardy, self-reporting assistance, applications and reviewing forms, and more. Get in touch with our Arizona CPA attorneys to find out how we can help you!
Because this is an in-depth process, having a CPA attorney on your side can help you prepare for questioning and support you every step of the way.
If a CPA is accused of failing to file a tax return, failing to follow tax codes, filing fraudulent tax returns for either themselves or a client, committing fraud, are convicted of a felony, fraudulently collecting fees, or gross negligence, they can lose their license. It’s essential to have a trusted CPA lawyer on your side to get the quality defense you need to protect your license.
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