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• Position: CBA ADVISORY COMMITTEES

Ever wondered how to become involved in the regulation of the accounting profession? The California Board of Accountancy has an answer: Be a member of one of its advisory committees.

The CBA is taking applications for its Enforcement Advisory Committee (EACI and Qualifications Committee (QE). The EAC offers technical guidance on open investigations, participates in investigative hearings and reviews closed investigation files. Both committees meet four to five times a year, generally for one-day meetings, alternating between Northern and Southern California. Committee appointments are for two-year terms and appointed individuals may serve a maximum of four terms.

To qualify, you must be actively licensed to practice public accounting for a minimum of two years...