The VBOA produces a newsletter twice a year filled with news and updates relevant to the Virginia CPA and exam candidate community, along with disciplinary actions.
Take a look at the VBOA’s newsletters and what is highlighted in each issue.
Summer 2023
- Dates to know for CPA Evolution
- 150 attend Hampton University meeting
- Board elections and appointments
Summer 2022
- Protecting the public through enforcement
- New Board members appointed
- Saunders named NASBA Vice Chair
Summer 2021
- Centennial celebrates first Black CPA
- Former VBOA Chair wins diversity award
- Inactive status: requirements
Winter 2021
- Ethics course options begin in 2021
- License renewal window opens March 1
- AICPA launches cpa.com domain
Summer 2020
- Changes to the Virginia-Specific Ethics Course
- COVID-19 impact
- New VBOA members appointed
Summer 2019
- Feature on Dr. Ruth Coles Harris
- Launch of new CPE Audit Service
- Virginia moved to single renewal date
Winter 2019
- Virginia moves to single renewal date
- VBOA names a new Executive Director
- Guidelines on peer review
Summer 2017
- New statute changes regarding license renewals as of July 1
- Experience verification updates
- New requirements for Board Policy #4 regarding CPE
Winter 2017
- Next version of CPA exam launches April 1, 2017
- CPE reminders for CPAs
- Connect with the VBOA
Summer 2016
- Remembering Steve Holton, CPA
- Changes to the 2017 CPA exam
- Do’s and don’ts for staying CPE compliant
Winter 2016
- Maintaining CPE compliance in Virginia
- Proposed changes coming to the CPA exam
- VBOA connects with Virginia college students
Summer 2015
- Introducing VBOA videos
- Active CPE – Exempt status requires pre-approval
- 2014 CPA exam performances
Winter 2015
- Virginia-Specific Ethics Course changes in 2015
- Active – CPE Exempt status
- CPE tracking frequently asked questions
Summer 2014
- Upcoming CPE Tracking system
- New Active – CPE Exempt status
- Changes coming to the 2015 Virginia-Specific Ethics Course
Winter 2012
- Fee increase effective January 1, 2013
- Executive Director discusses fee increase
- Governor’s regulatory reform initiative
