Mindy Speck

The Kansas Board of Accountancy convened to address several key issues, including requests for waivers of specific course requirements for the CPA exam, review CPA exam performance and candidate care reports, and discuss peer reviews and the results of the CE audit. The board also addressed multiple disciplinary actions related to firms and individuals, including stipulations and consent orders for practicing without valid firm registrations or permits, and for non-compliance with professional standards.

The Kansas Board of Accountancy convened to address several key administrative and disciplinary matters. The board reviewed and ratified CPA exam scores, considered requests for waivers of course requirements for the CPA exam, and discussed firms' peer review status and renewal statuses. Disciplinary actions included the approval of Stipulation and Consent Orders for multiple respondents, addressing issues such as practicing without a valid permit and failure to comply with professional standards. Additionally, the board addressed a stipulation regarding the amount of costs for Tronconi Segarra & Associates, L.L.C.

The Kansas Board of Accountancy convened to address several key administrative and regulatory matters. The board reviewed and ratified CPA exam scores, discussed candidate concerns, and considered requests for exam score extensions. They also addressed CPE, permit to practice, peer review, and firm registration matters. Several disciplinary cases were reviewed, involving stipulations and consent orders for issues such as failure to register fictitious professional names and practicing without a valid permit. The board discussed the NASBA Regional Meeting, covering topics like the new pathway for IT professionals, education requirements, the CPA exam, the AICPA's decision regarding the ABV credential, sexual harassment, and the regulation of cryptocurrencies. The meeting concluded with the election of officers for the ensuing year.

The Kansas Board of Accountancy meeting included discussions on administrative matters such as the approval of the budget for FY2020 and a review of reciprocity certificates, permits to practice, and firm registrations. The board reviewed a request for a waiver of a computer systems and applications course for the CPA exam. The board discussed firms with peer reviews due or in process, individuals who had not renewed their permits, and a request for CE credit for published articles. Additionally, the board addressed several disciplinary matters, including stipulation and consent orders for multiple entities and individuals.

The Kansas Board of Accountancy convened to address several key issues, including a review of CPA exam scores and discussion of peer review compliance processes. The board discussed proposed revisions to warning letters issued to firms not complying with peer review deadlines, and also considered a Stipulation and Consent Order related to a firm's failure to comply with peer review requirements. Additionally, the board addressed contract awards for court reporting services, reported on the NASBA Eastern Regional meeting, and held elections for the chair and vice chair positions.