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Board panel approves broadening nontechnical CE subjects and technical clarifications, including excess fraud‑hours use
Summary
The Committee on Professional Conduct unanimously approved staff direction to propose rule changes broadening acceptable nontechnical continuing education (CE) topics and to allow excess fraud CE hours to count toward ANA requirements; staff also recommended removing the Board's separate 24‑hour governmental auditing CE requirement as duplicative of GAGAS.
The California Board of Accountancy’s Committee on Professional Conduct voted unanimously March 20 to direct staff to include multiple changes to continuing education subject‑area rules in a future rulemaking package.
Sarah Benedict, manager of the License Renewal and Continuing Competency unit, said staff and a CE work group reviewed current CE categories and recommended several clarifications: remove the Board’s separate 24‑hour governmental auditing CE requirement as duplicative of Generally Accepted Government…
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