Certified Public Accountants are regulated by the State of Illinois. There are a number of different statutes that apply to Certified Public Accountants, as well as extensive administrative regulations. The primary statute that regulated the profession is the Illinois Public Accounting Act. The law and regulations include:
The significant regulation for Certified Public Accountants reflects the government’s interest in protecting the safety and welfare of citizens. Only Certified Public Accountants who meet specific requirements are permitted to practice in Illinois. IDFPR offers two categories of licenses:
The Illinois Public Accounting Act contains numerous types of conduct that can warrant disciplinary action. Examples of issues regulated by the Act and the corresponding administrative rules include:
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