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Board of Accountancy dismisses complaint alleging unfiled tax returns, issues guidance
Summary
The Maine Board of Accountancy dismissed consumer complaint 2025‑ACC‑20918 alleging a licensee failed to file a client’s tax returns; the board ordered a letter of guidance to remain on file for five years. The motion passed with one abstention.
The Maine Board of Accountancy dismissed consumer complaint 2025‑ACC‑20918, which alleged a licensee failed to file a client's tax returns. The board voted to dismiss the complaint and directed a letter of guidance to remain on file for five years; the motion was made by Public Member Yolanda "Lannie" Moffatt and seconded by Alison Lorenz. The motion carried 4‑0 with Thomas Cyr, identified as the complaint officer, recorded as abstaining.
The dismissal is recorded in the board's Nov. 25, 2025 minutes. The action provides a formal record but stops short of discipline; the board's decision reserves a cautionary note in the licensee's file for five years. The board took the vote during its regular meeting convened at 8:30 a.m. under the remote‑participation authority of Title 1, section 403‑B(1) of the Maine Revised Statutes.
