You must meet the experience requirement which is one year of accounting. This experience may be in public, private, governmental or academia. If you are planning to perform attestation functions, you will be required to complete 375 hours of the 2000 hour requirement in a licensed firm, performing compilation, audit or reviews. Further you must complete an Ethics course to be determined by the board. You must request an application from the board and submit it along with a fee of $50. See similar questions...

A Kansas exam candidate need only complete the Application for Certificate by Passing Examination in Kansas, and pay a $25.00 application fee, after the candidate has successfully completed the CPA exam and the AICPA ethics exam. A person transferring their grades to Kansas would need to meet the specific education requirements and be a resident of Kansas. See similar questions...

You will be able to Log In and Log Out of the course 24 hours a day from any Internet accessible computer using your Driver License Number to Log In. This way the course can be completed at your convenience and all your progress will be saved. You are able to take the course for as long as it takes you to complete the course, even if it takes several months. See similar questions...

You will have to meet the licensing requirements (including paying licensing fees) and work experience requirements of the state that you want to practice in. Check with the state's Board of Accounting to see what the interstate practice laws and rules are. See similar questions...

We expect all professional staff people to pass the C.P.A. examination and gain certification within a reasonable time after joining the firm. We realize that timing may vary for different people. ORBA, we give as much assistance as needed to staff preparing for the examination. We offer reimbursement for review classes and exams, and we provide paid days off for study and exam days. We even allow time throughout the work day during "down times" to study for the exam. See similar questions...

The CPA Exam is given twice a year, on Wednesday and Thursday of the first week of May and November. Projected exam dates are as follows: See similar questions...

If you fail your Seminar Examination, you may submit the Home Study or Online examination one time free of charge. If you wish to retest at a seminar, you may reenroll in another seminar for $149. Each retest beyond the second attempt (e.g., third attempt, fourth attempt, etc.) will incur a $50 administrative fee. This administrative fee is in addition to seminar fees, if applicable (i.e., if testing for the third, fourth, fifth time, etc. See similar questions...

All retake timeframes are subject to compliance with Microsoft Certification Exam Retake rules, which state: If you do not pass an exam the first time, you may retake it at any time. If you do not achieve a passing score a second time, you must wait at least 14 days to retake the exam a third time. A 14-day waiting period will be imposed for all subsequent exam retakes. If you have passed an exam, you cannot take it again. Beta exams may be taken only once. See similar questions...

The course parallels the BeckerConviser CPA exam pass guarantee, in that any student achieving a course grade of 'B' or better who fails some or all of the CPA exam will be allowed a one-time retake of the course, or sections of the course, at no additional tuition fee. BC will charge a fee for new CD's and books for their materials. See similar questions...

Yes, you will have the option to print your certificate online or save to a file folder as soon as you submit the exam and have successfully answered 60% of the questions. We will also mail your certificate via US Post upon an email request. Your Certificate is your proof of completion and dose not have to be submitted to the DRE however it should be kept for at least four years. See similar questions...

If you fail an exam, your certification attempt is considered "incomplete / no pass". You then have two options as described below to register for a retake or challenge the certification, if available. A retake will only become available for registration if a component of the certification has been failed. Retakes are available to certification candidates as a safety net, for those who attempt certification and don’t succeed on their first try. See similar questions...

The old saying goes, "If you don't use it, you will lose it." Take the exam while the course information is fresh in your mind. Register for the review courses shortly before you have completed the 150-hour requirement. Let the NIU CPA Review assist you in completing your exam application. Then, review while your application to sit for the exam is being processed. Sit for a second shortly after the review course ends. See similar questions...

Successful completion of course work consisting of at least 150 semester hours, with a concentration in accounting, at a college or university recognized by the board, and the applicant is the holder of a baccalaureate or higher academic degree.A candidate MUST meet the education requirements and be able to provide an official transcript or transcripts indicating such BEFORE making application to sit for the exam. See similar questions...

By contacting CPA Examination Services at 1-800-CPA Exam (1-800-272-3926) ext. 4252; or by clicking http://www.nasba.org/nasbaweb/nasbaweb.nsf/wpecsp?openform&stateabbrev=ks. See similar questions...

Once you have passed the CPA exam, you are required to pass the AICPA’s Professional Ethics course.Once a candidate has successfully completed the ethics course, and has been issued a Kansas CPA certificate, a person may use the CPA as a credential only. (In other words, CPA may appear after a person’s name if they are working in an industry that is not related to the practice of public accountancy. See similar questions...

Our office does not advise on CPA related matters. Please contact the Texas State Board and fill out an application of intent to take the CPA exam and the State Board will evaluate your coursework http://www.tsbpa.state.tx.us/ See similar questions...