Ariz. Admin. Code § R4-1-101 - Definitions
A. The definitions
in A.R.S. §
32-701
apply to this chapter.
B. In this
chapter, unless the context otherwise requires:
8.
9.
"Sponsoring organization" means a Board-approved professional society, or other
organization approved by the Board responsible for the facilitation and
administration of peer reviews through use of its peer review program and peer
review standards.
9.
10. "Upper level course" means a course taken beyond
the basic level, after any required prerequisite or introductory accounting
course and does not include principles of accounting or similar introductory
accounting courses.
1. "Contested case" means any proceeding in
which the legal rights, duties, or privileges of a party are required by law to
be determined by any agency after an opportunity for hearing.
2. "CPE" or "continuing professional
education" means attending classes, writing articles, conducting or teaching
courses, and taking self-study courses if the activities contribute to
maintaining and improving of professional competence in accounting.
3. "Facilitated State Board Access (FSBA)"
means the sponsoring organization's process for providing the Board access to
peer review results via a secured website.
4. "Party" means each person or agency named
or admitted as a party, or properly seeking and entitled, as of right, to be
admitted as a party.
5. "Peer
review" means an assessment, conducted according to
R4-1-454(A),
of one or more aspects of the professional work of a firm.
6. "Peer review program" means the sponsoring
organization's entire peer review process, including but not limited to the
standards for administering, performing and reporting on peer reviews,
oversight procedures, training, and related guidance materials.
7. "Person" may include any individual, and
any form of corporation, partnership, or professional limited liability
company.
8. "Principal place of
business" means the office designated by the individual as the principal
location for the individual's practice of accounting.
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