0020-01-.10
Reinstatement Of Revoked Or Suspended Licenses
Cite as Tenn. Comp. R. & Regs. 0020-01-.10
(1)
A certified public accountant or public accountant whose license has been revoked or
suspended and who wishes to reinstate the license shall submit to the Board an application
for reinstatement of such license accompanied by the appropriate fee.
(2)
Such application shall consist of a signed and acknowledged petition which shall set forth in
full the circumstances surrounding the revocation or suspension of the applicant’s license,
the applicant’s reasons for seeking reinstatement, and any other information the applicant
wishes to bring to the attention of the Board.
(3)
Such application shall be submitted to the Board at its next meeting and evaluated and
reviewed for presentation at the following meeting.
(4)
In considering an application the Board may consider all activities of the applicant since the
revocation or suspension was imposed, the offense for which the applicant was disciplined,
the applicant’s activities during the time the license was in good standing, the applicant’s
rehabilitative efforts, the applicant’s restitution to damaged parties in the matter for which the
discipline was imposed, and the applicant’s general reputation for truth and professional
probity. The Board may also question the applicant, complainant or individual injured by the
applicant.
(5)
After consideration of the applicant’s petition, the Board may in its sound discretion reinstate
any revoked or suspended license. The Board shall notify such applicant of its decision in
writing.
(6)
The Board may impose appropriate terms and conditions for reinstatement of a license or
modification of a revocation, suspension or probation.
(7)
No application for reinstatement will be considered while the applicant is under sentence for
any criminal offense, including any period during which the applicant is on court imposed
probation or parole.
LICENSING AND REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS
CHAPTER 0020-01
(8)
A certified public accountant or public accountant whose license has been suspended must
meet all continuing professional education and renewal fee requirements during the term of
the suspension.