The Accountancy Board is a regulatory body responsible for overseeing the practice of accountancy within a specific jurisdiction. Its primary functions include setting professional standards, licensing accountants, and ensuring compliance with ethical guidelines. The board aims to protect the public interest by maintaining high standards in the accounting profession. In addition to licensing, the Accountancy Board often conducts investigations into complaints against accountants and firms. It may also provide resources for continuing education and professional development, helping accountants stay updated on industry changes and best practices. This ensures that the profession remains credible and trustworthy.