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fla_examer85
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Posted: 24 Sep 2009 at 17:42 \| IP Logged

CharliePapaAlfa wrote:

fla_examer85 wrote:

darksagecpa wrote:

How about try to get a license somewhere else like I did. I am NY candidate, but I have my Registered license from Illinois (no experience required). The downside is that Illinois requires 150 education credits before you take the CPA exam. There are a few other states that still have the two tier systems. Try to get the out-state license, and then transfer to NY by endorsement after a few years.

Problem with that is, he would have to retake all 4 parts of the exam.

Um, no you don't. Once you pass the whole thing, you pass and you never lose the credit. Even if you apply in a different state it doesn't affect your credit. That's why they call it the UNIFORM CPA EXAM.

Yep, thank you. If you read the whole thread you would have seen the discussion I had with that poster. Thanks though.

So I guess the only way you can lose credit is if you do not apply within the initial license period? Like in Florida you had 1 year to apply for your license or you lost credit, now it is 3 years. I wonder if you lost credit because of the time period, if you could then transfer your scores to a state that didn't have a time period for the application for license?

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Posted: 24 Sep 2009 at 18:14 \| IP Logged

Why would someone not register though?

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Posted: 25 Sep 2009 at 01:03 \| IP Logged

CharliePapaAlfa wrote:

Why would someone not register though?

Because they couldn't meet the work experience requirements.

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Posted: 25 Sep 2009 at 11:12 \| IP Logged

Why would a CPA candidate not be working in accounting concurrent to taking the CPA Exam?

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fla_examer85
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Posted: 25 Sep 2009 at 15:54 \| IP Logged

CharliePapaAlfa wrote:

Why would a CPA candidate not be working in accounting concurrent to taking the CPA Exam?

Well this is the work experience forum and if you took the time to read it, you would notice there are a number of people in the current economy unable to obtain work right now. Not everyone is lucky enough to have a job working under an active CPA.

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