Class IV municipalities; audits, restrictions on hiring accountant removed
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This bill removes a restriction on Class IV municipalities – smaller cities and towns in Alabama – regarding the selection of accountants for their annual audits. Currently, these municipalities were limited to using the same accountant for no more than three consecutive years. The bill amends state law to allow for greater flexibility in choosing auditors, ensuring municipalities can work with a wider range of qualified professionals. The bill also clarifies the requirement for publishing audit summaries in a local newspaper.
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