[1] The OECT is responsible for ensuring the normal functioning of the accountancy industry, for ensuring that members respect all relevant rules and obligations and for defending the honor and independence of the profession.
[4] In May 2007 the institute and FIDEF held a major meeting to discuss the implications and costs involved in moving to the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) for SMEs standard of accounting.
The objective was to raise awareness of this vital subject and reduce risks.
[6] The board of the OECT repeatedly raised concerns about the conduct of members of the Committee of State Auditors, both before and after the Tunisian revolution.
On 3 June 2011 a group of 50 accountants filed a complaint of corruption by this body with the high court.