Oklahoma Accountancy Board Overview
Founded in 1917, the Oklahoma Accountancy Board encompasses the licensing and regulation of the Accounting industry. The Board, per 59 O.S. § 15.1-15.38, is responsible for determining whether individuals meet all statutory requirements to become certified public accountants. After accountants become certified, the Board requires continuing professional education, which includes an ethics course and peer review program.
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