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Awards & Recognition

Awards & Recognition

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NSAA IS SEEKING TEAM MEMBERS FOR 2025 PEER REVIEWS
 
It is time to start planning 2025 peer reviews. Individuals interested in participating on a peer review should complete the Team Member Qualifications Form. Please note: a new form must be submitted each year, even if you completed it previously. To be eligible to participate as a team member, applicants must:
  • Have at least three years of supervisory experience (including reviewing audit workpapers).
  • Be recommended by his or her organization’s leadership. 
The nature of the applicant’s professional audit experience will be considered in the selection process since peer review assignments are based on the experience of the team member and the organization under review. As such, when selecting an audit organization as preferred, it is important that your staff look at the schedule and consider their work experience in relation to the work performed by the organization under review. Please make every effort to have all qualification sheets submitted by October 18, 2024.
 
Click below to view videos in our “What to Know Before You Go” series to learn more about serving on an NSAA peer review team.

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COMMENTS REQUESTED: PROPOSED RULE ON THE FINANCIAL DATA TRANSPARENCY ACT

NASACT is requesting your comment on the questions posed in the joint rule, but more specifically, to those posed by Commissioner Hester Peirce, which are more specific to the municipal market. Your comments will be extremely helpful in identifying issues in advance of the more specific rulemaking to be promulgated by the SEC at a later date.

IN MEMORIAM: WILLIAM G. HOLLAND

William G. Holland (Bill), distinguished public servant, loving father, and adoring grandfather, died peacefully surrounded by family at his home in Seattle, Washington on August 10, 2024. He was 72.

JOINT RULE STARTS FIRST ROUND OF FDTA RULEMAKING

Of note for NASACT members is the requirement that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission issue data standards for information that municipal securities issuers provide to the Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board.