The board discussed several items, including an agenda review, public comments, and various reports from professional organizations such as the OCPA and OIA. A key agenda item was the initiation of a rule-making hearing regarding criminal record predetermination. Additionally, the board discussed committee appointments, NASBA updates including bylaw changes related to the nominating committee, and internal financial status, noting positive cash flow.
Apr 29, 2026·Board meeting
Oregon Board of Accountancy Special Board Meeting
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The board conducted a review and approval of the agenda, heard announcements regarding board member appointments and committee leadership, and held a public comment session. The primary business item involved the consideration of the AICPA exposure draft regarding proposed changes to professional conduct rules. The board engaged in a detailed discussion regarding the systemic risks posed by private equity capital in the accounting profession. Specifically, they debated independence standards and reached a consensus to advocate for broader restrictions on attest firms performing services for entities within investment structures involving private equity, emphasizing the importance of public trust and the avoidance of conflicts of interest.
