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The document is a legal decision and order from the California Board of Accountancy regarding disciplinary actions against Certified Public Accountant Jennifer Nakao. It outlines the accusations against her, including unprofessional conduct related to her previous work with iMergent, Inc., which led to sanctions from the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB). The stipulated settlement includes a probation period of three years with specific conditions, while the revocation of her license is stayed. The document also details the rights waived by Nakao and the terms of compliance she must follow during probation.

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