Practicing Public Accounting without a current license

AS STATED BY THE BOARD OF ACCOUNTANCY


ROBERT C OLIVIERI, JR., certificate
no. CA-020306-L, of Bensalem, Bucks
County, had his certificate of certified public
accountant suspended for failing to pay a
$2,000 civil penalty imposed by the Board
on February 11, 2004, for practicing public
accounting without a current license. Termination
of the suspension is conditioned on Olivieri’s
payment of the civil penalty(4/14/04)(O).

That information was taken from the Summer of 2005
Pennsylvania State Board of Accountancy newsletter.

APPARENT INACCURACIES, ERRORS OR OMISSIONS


Any individual, with an accounting degree, may
practice public accounting without a current
CPA license.
.