Mobility/Practice Privilege Discipline and NASBA's Accountancy Licensing Database

It is often asked how state boards will know if a licensee has been disciplined under mobility practice in another state. NASBA’s Accountancy Licensing Database (ALD) is a resource for mobility discipline. If a mobility state disciplined a licensee practicing under practice privilege in their state, the mobility state’s enforcement information can be submitted to the ALD by the mobility state, even though the individual is not licensed in the mobility state. 

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Enforcement Webinar

When: Tuesday, July 15, at 11:00 a.m. CT

Topic: "Defending a Licensee Before the Board: A View From the Defense Bar"

Speaker: Attorney, Mark Brengelman

In early June, NASBA representatives met with the Internal Revenue Service, the Securities & Exchange Commission, the United States Trade Representative, the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, the Department of Education, and the Department of Health and Human Services in Washington, D.C. The goal of the meetings was to encourage collaboration between the federal agencies and NASBA’s member State Boards of Accountancy in enforcement efforts of CPA licensees. In the next edition of the Enforcement Alert, look for more details regarding the D.C. meetings, including best practices for boards handling federal disciplinary referrals and new enforcement resources.