Use of the Designation
Under Regulatory Bylaw 13.7 Each firm shall have a name which:
- is not misleading;
- does not contravene professional good taste; and
- is in accordance with the Rules established by the Board.
A firm name must not reference a legacy designation in isolation.
Under Regulatory Board Rule 326.5, the name or descriptive style of the firm may include “Chartered Professional Accountant” or “Professional Accountant” where at least eighty percent (80%) of the proprietary interest of the firm is held by one or more members.
Use of the CPA Designation for Firms
Use of the Designation
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Governing Documents
CPA Saskatchewan registrants are subject to regulation, which includes The Accounting Profession Act, Regulatory & Administrative Bylaws, Rules of Professional Conduct.
Use of CPA Designation
With the proclamation of The Accounting Profession Act on November 10, 2014, all Saskatchewan’s accountants are now united under a single designation banner – CPA.
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