Can a Tax Offense Affect a Florida CPA License?
A tax offense can put a Florida CPA license at risk. Learn how the Board handles complaints, what factors matter, and mistakes to avoid.
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Can the Florida Board of Accountancy Discipline You for Conduct Outside of Work?
Many Certified Public Accountants assume the Florida Board of Accountancy only disciplines licensees for mistakes made while practicing accounting. In
CPA Requirements in Florida
Soreide Law Group, conveniently located in South Florida, represents all Florida licensed CPA’s statewide in front of the Florida Board
Florida CPA Investigation
The Florida Department of Business & Professional Regulations (DBPR) has within it, the Division of Certified Public Accounting and the
Upcoming Florida Board of Accountacy (BOA) Meetings
Soreide Law Group is conveniently based in South Florida. We represent Florida licensed CPA’s statewide in front of the Florida
Florida Board of Accountancy Complaints
Are you a licensed Florida Certified Public Accountant who has received a complaint? On the Florida Department of Business and
Florida Board of Accountancy Complaint Against a CPA
In the State of Florida, what is the process of a Certified Public Account (CPA) complaint? According to the Florida
Some Reasons for Disciplinary Actions on a Florida CPA
Below a few of the reasons Florida CPA’s may find themselves facing Disciplinary Actions: Attempting to procure a license to
Florida Accountancy Disciplinary Proceedings
The following is from the 2016 Florida Statutes, Located in CHAPTER 473 PUBLIC ACCOUNTANCY “Disciplinary proceedings.— (1) The following acts constitute
Florida Requirements for CPA License
The following was obtained on the website of Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation’s Division of Certified Public Accounting: