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California Board of Accountancy moves to amend AB 1175, approves comment letter on AICPA/NASBA exposure draft
Summary
The California Board of Accountancy authorized staff to work with the board president and the bill's author to propose clarifying amendments to AB 1175 and approved a comment letter responding to an AICPA/NASBA exposure draft revising the Uniform Accountancy Act. The actions advance the board's effort to modernize licensure and mobility rules.
The California Board of Accountancy on March 20 authorized its executive officer to work with Board President Yen Tu and the author's office to propose amendments to Assembly Bill 1175 and approved a comment letter to the AICPA and NASBA on their exposure draft revising the Uniform Accountancy Act (UAA).
Board staff and advisers told members the AICPA/NASBA draft removes the previously proposed competency-based experience model, shifts education language away from a fixed total-unit requirement toward a degree-based requirement, and moves mobility from a state-based substantial-equivalency model to an individual mobility approach tied to the new…
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