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CBA enforcement chief: 4,600 complaints, 2,000 citations in fiscal 2024–25
Summary
Enforcement Chief O'Connor told the California Board of Accountancy Enforcement Advisory Committee that the board received more than 4,600 complaints in fiscal year 2024–25, issued just over 2,000 citations (94% for a 2012 continuing education requirement), closed 5,900 cases and had 51 licensees on probation.
Enforcement Chief O'Connor told the California Board of Accountancy Enforcement Advisory Committee on Oct. 9 that the board received more than 4,600 complaints in fiscal year 2024–25 and issued just over 2,000 citations.
The report, covering fiscal year 2024–25, showed unlicensed activity remained the single largest complaint category and that enforcement closed roughly 5,900 cases during the year, with an average of 87 days to close an investigation and 98% of investigations closed within one year.
Why this matters: enforcement volume and citation patterns affect licensees across California and indicate where the board focuses investigative resources. The CBA’s handling of unlicensed activity, probation monitoring and referrals to the Attorney General’s office determine disciplinary outcomes and public protection measures.
Details from the report Enforcement Chief O'Connor said, “The activity report before you today covers the entire fiscal year for 20 24, 25. The CBA received…
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