Chapter 389 - Public Accountants

Chapter 389 - Public Accountants

Section 20-279 and 20-279a - Board of Accountancy. Definitions.
Section 20-279b - Definitions.
Section 20-280 - Board of Accountancy. Members' terms. Meetings. Seal. Maintenance of registry. Printing of directory. Powers. Regulations.
Section 20-280a - Comptroller to perform fiscal duties of and provide clerical assistance to board.
Section 20-280b - Hearing. Order to discontinue violation. Civil penalty.
Section 20-280c - Investigation of complaints.
Section 20-280d - Investigation of applicant's qualifications. Administration of examinations. Rosters.
Section 20-280e - Connecticut Certified Public Accountant's Certificate: Issuance, qualifications, requirements, prohibitions.
Section 20-281 - Permit to practice. Quality review.
Section 20-281a - Revocation or suspension of certificate, license, practice privilege or permit. Refusal to renew. Civil penalty. Probation. Reasons therefor.
Section 20-281b - Licenses and permits to practice public accountancy issued prior to October 1, 1992. Renewal requirements. Titles.
Section 20-281c - Certificate of certified public accountant. Good character, education, experience and examination requirements. Examination fee. Registration of certificate. Registration fee.
Section 20-281d - Issuance of initial license to persons and license renewal. Holders of certificates from other states. Continuing education requirements. Fees. Applicants' disclosure requirements.
Section 20-281e - Granting of initial permit to practice public accountancy to firms. Permit renewal. Annual fee. Disclosure requirements. Exemptions to permit requirement for out-of-state firms.
Section 20-281f - Suspension or revocation of registration, certificate, license, practice privilege or permit. Refusal to renew. Reinstatement.
Section 20-281g - Prohibition against issuing report or offering or rendering attest or compilation services without valid license or permit. Exceptions. Use of titles restricted.
Section 20-281h - Violations. Fine or imprisonment.
Section 20-281i - Evidence of commission of single prohibited act sufficient to justify penalty, injunction, restraining order or conviction.
Section 20-281j - Confidentiality of client information.
Section 20-281k - Statements, records, schedules, working papers and memoranda incident to practice of public accountancy. Return of original records. Retention of certain workpaper.
Section 20-281l - Contingent fees and referrals.
Section 20-281m - Contingent fees.
Section 20-281n - Practice privilege: Qualifications; rendering of services in this state; conditions of privilege; disciplinary action; determining substantial equivalency.
Section 20-282 to 20-287 - Certified public accountants; examination and fees; reciprocity. Limited permits; regulations. Authority for veterans to practice as public accountants; qualifications; time limit for issuance. Licenses, renewal; fee. Practice of accountancy by professional corporations. Use of titles restricted. Regulations re revocation or suspension of certificate, authority, license or permit; reissuance; appeal. Excepted persons.

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