Public Notices

The Guam Board of Accountancy will hold its monthly Board meeting on Thursday, February 16, 2023 at 4:00 p.m. This meeting is open to the public via Zoom Video Conference. Anyone desiring to join the virtual meeting may enter the following link in a browser: Meeting URL: Join Zoom Meeting https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84423117703?pwd=c3hnVGhKVlFKQ1ZVYXZsTG00YWdjZz09 Meeting ID: 844 2311 7703 Passcode: B$uG0v$g!V Our YouTube livestreaming events link for all Regular Board Meetings is available on the Board’s website at: http://www.guamboa.org/policies/activities.htm. AGENDA I. CALL TO ORDER II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES – January 19, 2023 III. OLD BUSINESS • Guam Accountancy Endowment Fund Update IV. NEW BUSINESS A. Requests for Approval • Applications for Initial Certification & Licensure • Credit/NTS Extensions V. GENERAL DISCUSSION/ANNOUNCEMENTS • Guam/Overall 2022Q4 Overall Candidate Performance Report • AICPA Draft 8-Point Plan • CPA Exam Fee Changes • Guam Financial Summary – January FY2023 VI. ADJOURNMENT The names of applicants being considered are available on the Board’s website at: http://www.guamboa.org/policies/activities.htm, along with other Board meeting materials. Detail materials will be available on the website one day before the meeting. Individuals requiring special accommodations or information may contact Ms. Anna Aflague at the Guam Board of Accountancy at 671-647-0813 FAX: 671-647-0816 or support@guamboa.org for assistance.

Hagåtña, Guam - Department of Administration Director Edward Birn issues the following statement relative to the General Pay Plan: We believe that people are our greatest asset and our most important resource. It’s imperative that we invest in our hardworking employees and adjust their salaries when warranted. This administration has already proven its fiscal responsibility by eliminating the $83.4 million deficit, creating a $113.9 million cumulative surplus since Governor Leon Guerrero took office, and paying tax refunds on time. This pay review, which is a statutory duty of the Department of Administration to perform, has been introduced for funding at a time when revenues are rising, not falling. There can be no better condition to support the expenditure than now when revenues outperform budget forecasts and the $16 million estimated cost for FY2023 has already been realized in collections. For FY2024, the additional payroll cost of the GPP compensation review has been embedded into the Executive Budget submission and can clearly be sustained. Beyond FY2024, both the military build-up and projects funded by the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act will support a vigorous economy. These investments will also show positive returns as the Marines are finally relocated, providing additional revenues to our Section 30 collection and through additional spending in the local economy. A pay adjustment to those employees under the General Pay Plan is overdue. There has been no pay review for eight years, and that review was based on data that was already two years out of date. Again, we believe our employees are our greatest asset and our most important resource. A fair wage is justified, and the government can only benefit from retaining the best workers in the service of the people of Guam. ###

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Department of Administration Director Edward Birn issues the following statement relative to the General Pay Plan:

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