Johnson V. California State Board of Accountancy Ross A. Johnson violated section 5061 which prohibits those engaged in the practice of public accounting from accepting commissions. I think he should never have accepted commissions knowing that you cannot accept commissions while practicing public accounting. Then his accountant's license was suspended effective July 7, 1994. Texas State Board of Public Accountancy vs. WC ProctorW.C. Proctor violated code 519.47, meaning he refused to return a customer's data and refused to respond in writing to the board's correspondence within 30 days. He also failed to appear at the October 1995 hearing. Therefore his certificate was revoked based on the findings of fact and conclusions of law. I think you should never have ignored the advice let alone refused to return the client you are working with. David R. Volin vs. Board of Public AccountancyDavid Volin violated General Law C. 112, S. 87D(h), which permits an unlicensed accountant to use, in advertising and business correspondence, the terms "an accountant”...