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Angela Wheeler Spencer, PhD, CPA, and Spencer C. Usrey, PhD, and Thomas Zachary Webb, PhD, CPA
State boards of accountancy play an important role in protecting the public interest by licensing qualified professionals and disciplining them if they fail to comply with relevant standards. This safeguards the value of the CPA for professionals in good standing. To better understand what type of information is available for public consumption on whether a CPA is currently licensed and in good standing, this article provides an overview of the disclosure practices of boards of accountancy within the United States.
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