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Board reviews budget snapshot and enforcement trends; fund sweep noted

Washington State Board of Accountancy · April 24, 2026
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Summary

Deputy Director reported a $221,000 operating surplus and $4.753M expected expenses; the Executive Director opposed a 2026 fund sweep of $575,000 in writing but the funds were taken. Enforcement report showed two time-consuming complaints this quarter, with failure to file tax returns and use of restricted title trending up.

The Board received financial and enforcement briefings at the April 24 meeting.

Deputy Director Jennifer Sciba presented budget figures for December 2025 through February 2026, reporting a $221,000 operating surplus to date, $4,753,000 expected expenses through June 30, 2027, and $4,802,000 in spending authority. The minutes record that there was a 2026 fund sweep of $575,000; the Executive Director wrote a letter opposing the sweep, "but the funds were taken anyway," per the minutes.

Taylor Shahon presented the April enforcement report, noting the report now breaks violations down by WAC citation. The quarter included two time-consuming complaints; failure to file tax returns was identified as the main complaint type and the "use of the restricted title" was described as trending up. The Board did not enter executive or closed session.