While NASBA and the AICPA have long supported the 150-hour pathway to CPA licensure, opinions differ as to whether the 30 ...

Currently, in order to be licensed, CPA candidates must earn a bachelor's degree (usually 120 hours), earn 30 hours beyond ...

The AICPA and the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy are seeking comments for the next 60 days on an additional CPA pathway and changes to the practice mobility model.

The revised proposal comes as more states are seeking to stop requiring certified public accountants to complete 150 hours of ...

There are 340,000 fewer accountants than just five years ago. At the same time, the need for accountants is greater than ever ...

and passing the CPA Exam. The proposal would open up a third educational path alongside the existing pathways of a master's degree plus one year of experience or a bachelor's degree plus 30 additional ...

The associations’ suggested alternative to the 150-hour requirement could make the path to a state accounting ... licensure for those who passed the CPA exam and earned a bachelor’s degree ...

Utah joins Virginia and Ohio in passing legislation providing a route to CPA licensure that doesn’t require 150 hours of college credit.

two years of experience and passing the CPA exam. Candidates can still follow the older pathway, which entails 150 hours of education, one year of experience and passing the exam, but "the new path ...

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If you’re ready to embark on this path, remember to tackle each requirement one step at a time: complete your education, take the CPA exam, gain practical experience, and meet your state’s ...