Colorado § 12-100-118 Single act evidence of practice

Colorado Statutes

§ 12-100-118 — Single act evidence of practice

Colorado § 12-100-118

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Colo. Rev. Stat. § 12-100-118 (2026).

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Any person who displays,
utters, or causes to be displayed or uttered a card, sign, advertisement, or other
printed, engraved, or written instrument or device bearing the person's name in
conjunction with the words certified public accountant, the abbreviation C.P.A.,
or any title, designation, or abbreviation prohibited by section 12-100-112 may be
presumed in any action brought under section 12-100-124 to have held himself or
herself out to be a certified public accountant holding an active certificate of
certified public accountant pursuant to section 12-100-107. In any legal action
brought under this article 100, evidence of the commission of a single act prohibited
by this article 100 is sufficient to justify an injunction.

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Any person who displays,
utters, or causes to be displayed or uttered a card, sign, advertisement, or other
printed, engraved, or written instrument or device bearing the person's name in
conjunction with the words certified public accountant, the abbreviation C.P.A.,
or any title, designation, or abbreviation prohibited by section 12-100-112 may be
presumed in any action brought under section 12-100-124 to have held himself or
herself out to be a certified public accountant holding an active certificate of
certified public accountant pursuant to section 12-100-107. In any legal action
brought under this article 100, evidence of the commission of a single act prohibited
by this article 100 is sufficient to justify an injunction.