Category Archives: Newsletters

Stirred, Not Shaken

SHARE: On Christmas morning people in the Nashville area were rocked awake by an explosion on Second Avenue that destroyed several historic buildings. NASBA’s headquarters building is a little more than a block away from where the blast went off, but it appears no significant damage was sustained to the building or NASBA’s offices. Fortunately,…

Call for Research

SHARE: NASBA is once again calling for faculty and post-doctoral researchers in US academic institutions to submit proposals to NASBA ‘s Accounting Education Research Grants Program. Established in 2011, the program seeks to promote research focused on areas that can assist NASBA and the State Boards in protecting the public and provide useful information to…

Ethics Matters: Q4 2020

Ethics Matters: Q3 2020

Ethics Matters: Q2 2020

Ethics Matters: Q1 2020

Delaware State Board of Accountancy Becomes 53rd Jurisdiction to Participate in the National Accountancy Licensee Database

SHARE: NASBA is excited to announce that participation in the Accountancy Licensee Database (ALD) and CPAverify.org has now reached 53 Boards of Accountancy. The milestone came last week when the Delaware State Board of Accountancy completed implementation for their dataset as a part of the Delaware Professional Regulation Online Service (DELPROS) system upgrade. Delaware’s data…

Full Issue: Fall 2020

464 at 1st Virtual Annual Meeting

SHARE: NASBA’s 2020 Annual Meeting, November 2-4, had record attendance thanks to its virtual format: There were 464 registrants, and representatives of 54 of the 55 Boards of Accountancy, in attendance. Asked if NASBA would continue to hold virtual Annual Meetings at no cost to registrants, even when travel restrictions are gone, President and CEO…

Education Rules Amended

SHARE: Eager to get the Uniform Accountancy Act’s new Model Rules 5-1 and 5-2 out to the member Boards as quickly as possible, the NASBA Board of Directors held a special meeting on October 13 and unanimously approved the rules as proposed by the NASBA Uniform Accountancy Act Committee. The rules had been developed by…