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State Board of Accountancy Positions on Commissions and Contingent Fees 


AICPA State Regulation and Legislation 
Updated October 2012

Jurisdiction
Commissions / Contingent Fees
Alabama
  Allowed
Alaska
  Allowed
Arizona
  Allowed
Arkansas
  Allowed
California
  Allowed (referral fees prohibited)
Colorado
  Allowed
Connecticut
  Allowed
Delaware
  Allowed
District of Columbia
  Allowed
Florida
  Allowed
Georgia
  Allowed
Guam
  Allowed
Hawaii
  Prohibited via regulation
Idaho
  Allowed
Illinois
  Allowed
Indiana
  Allowed
Iowa
  Allowed
Kansas
  Allowed
Kentucky
  Allowed
Louisiana
  Allowed
Maine
  Allowed
Maryland
  Allowed
Massachusetts
  Allowed
Michigan
  Allowed
Minnesota
  Allowed
Mississippi
  Commissions permitted with disclosure.
Contingent fees prohibited.
Missouri
  Allowed
Montana
  Allowed
Nebraska
  Allowed
Nevada
  Allowed
New Hampshire
  Allowed
New Jersey
  Allowed
New Mexico
  Allowed
New York
  Allowed
North Carolina
  Allowed
North Dakota
  Allowed
Ohio
  Allowed
Oklahoma
  Allowed
Oregon
  Allowed
Pennsylvania
  Allowed
Puerto Rico
  Prohibited
Rhode Island
  Allowed
South Carolina
  Allowed
South Dakota
  Allowed
Tennessee
  Allowed
Texas
  Allowed
Utah
  Allowed
Vermont
  Allowed
Virginia
  Allowed
Virgin Islands
  Prohibited
Washington
  Allowed
West Virginia
  Allowed
Wisconsin
  Allowed
Wyoming
  Allowed
Uniform Accountancy Act
  Allowed under Section 14 (n-o)

 


A provision permitting the acceptance of commissions and contingent fees, is included in the Uniform Accountancy Act as Sections 14 (n-o). The language is taken from the AICPA’s Code of Professional Conduct.

The trend has been for states to allow CPAs to accept commissions and contingent fees with most jurisdictions currently providing for the acceptance of commissions and/or contingent fees.




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