As in the case of the AICPA, the most severe sanction to be imposed by a state society is loss of membership in the society.

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The most severe sanction a state society can impose is indeed the loss of membership, as these societies have limited disciplinary powers compared to state boards of accountancy, which can revoke licenses.

As in the Case of the AICPA, the Most Severe