Letter from the state board: what should you do next? (state board of accountancy ethical investigations)
The most effective way for accounting firms to respond to contact from their state boards of accountancy regarding ethical matters is to be cooperative and develop a thoroughly considered response to the complaint. Being cooperative will set the tone for the interaction and may be of benefit if pena...
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| description | The most effective way for accounting firms to respond to contact from their state boards of accountancy regarding ethical matters is to be cooperative and develop a thoroughly considered response to the complaint. Being cooperative will set the tone for the interaction and may be of benefit if penalties or sanctions are being considered. The investigation usually involves review of working papers and quality control procedures. The firm should review all materials thoroughly and consult with counsel. |
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