Which of the following is not a ground for revocation of a chemical engineer license?

• A. None of the Above
• B. Tax evasion
• C. Gross immorality
• D. Acts of misrepresentation

Answer: (A)

In licensure ethics, authorities revoke a professional license for behavior that undermines honesty, trust, or public safety. Tax evasion fits this because it shows intentional noncompliance with the law and deceitful financial conduct, which regulators view as incompatible with upholding professional duties. Gross immorality is explicitly tied to conduct that seriously violates moral norms and trustworthiness, a standard used to protect the public. Acts of misrepresentation directly involve lying or providing false information in professional practice, which clearly justifies revocation. Since each of these behaviors is considered a legitimate ground for removing a license, there isn’t a listed item that isn’t a ground. Therefore, None of the Above is the correct choice.