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Michigan Accountancy Laws & Rules

legislator resources 2009 Tax Guide for Michigan Legislators State Legislation of Interest to CPAs  Federal Legislation of Interest to CPAs Michigan State Board of Accountancy MACPA Key Legislative Stakeholders

On December 19, 2005, Governor Jennifer Granholm signed a package of legislative bills that amended:

• The Michigan Occupational Code
• The State Licensed Fee Act
• The Code of Criminal Procedures

The legislative changes represent sweeping reform to the regulation of Michigan CPAs.

Major provisions of the legislative package include:

• Whistleblower protection for CPAs and individuals who work for CPAs
• Required enrollment by Michigan CPA firms and sole practitioners in a practice monitoring or peer review program
• Enhanced enforcement of unlicensed activity or “copycat CPAs”

Michigan Accountancy Reform Resources

• Accountancy Reform Background
• Overview of Key Aspects of Accountancy Reform Legislation

Legislation

• Public Act 277 (SB 722) of 2005
  
• Public Act 278 (SB 723) of 2005
• Public Act 279 (SB 724) of 2005
  
• Michigan Accountancy Act (Articles 1-7 of the Michigan Occupational Code)

Article 1-6

Article 7 

Accountancy Reform News & Updates

• New Legislation Gets Tough on Unauthorized Practice, March 2006
• Accountancy Reform Initiative Moves Through Legislative Process, November 2006
• Impending Changes Affect Accountancy Laws and Rules, July 2005

 

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