| Public
Accountancy Board of the Province of Nova Scotia
Public Accountant's Licence |
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| Who Needs This
Licence? |
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Anyone who issues
an auditor‘s report or review engagement report in Nova Scotia. |
| Issuing Department
/ Agency: |
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The
Public Accountancy Board of the Province of Nova Scotia |
| Where can you get
this Licence and / or further information? |
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Contact:
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Secretary / Treasurer
Public Accountancy Board of the Province of Nova Scotia |
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Phone:
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(902) 867-5105 |
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E-mail:
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info@pabns.com |
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Write:
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P.O. Box 44182
Bedford, NS B4A 3Z8 |
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Fax:
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(902) 867-5385 |
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Website:
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http://www.pabns.com |
| Application Forms
& Process: |
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An application form can be obtained from the
Public Accountancy Board of the Province of Nova Scotia, or you can download
one from their website.
When completed, it is submitted to the Board, along with the applicable
fees (payable to the Board).
If all requirements are met and the application is approved, the licence
will be sent to the applicant by mail. |
| Waiting Period: |
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30 - 45 days, provided that all
the items which must accompany the application have been received. |
| Expiry & Renewal: |
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This licence is valid until December
31 of the year in which it is issued. It can be renewed; the Board will
send a renewal notice to the licence holder before it expires. |
| Price: (No
tax is charged) |
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Initial issuance and Annual renewal:
$ 300 |
| Related Requirements: |
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None |
| Additional Information: |
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Applicants for this licence deal directly with the Board. The Board
itself has a reporting relationship with Service Nova Scotia & Municipal
Relations, a Department of the Government of Nova Scotia.
Applicants for this licence deal directly with the Board. The Board
itself has a reporting relationship with Service Nova Scotia & Municipal
Relations, a Department of the Government of Nova Scotia. |
| Legislative Authority: |
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Public
Accountants Act, Revised Statutes of Nova Scotia, 1989, Chapter 369 |
Last Updated: April 2008
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