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Posted: 01 Sep 2009 at 15:50 | IP Logged
You have to take the exam before the date your score expires. Your score can arrive after that date, once it is a passing score. If you did not pass is when your score will expire.
I am in the same shoe, I called my jurisdiction and they told me that my Audit expires on October 31st.
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As long as you sit for the exam before 11/30 and you pass i.e. even if you get the score in jan 2010, you are considered to have passed within the window. Essentially, if you think about it you passed or failed on the day you took the exam so if AICPA takes forever to grade the exam, should your credits expire...simple answer is NO!
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Posted: 02 Sep 2009 at 23:13 | IP Logged
What I noticed is that the TX board sets the expiration date 18 months
from the date of your first passing score. For example, I received my
first passing score last August (took the exam in July) and so my
credits begin to expire this coming February (not January). I think
each state does different things.
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Posted: 04 Sep 2009 at 15:45 | IP Logged
spstarla78 wrote:
What I noticed is that the TX board
sets the expiration date 18 months
from the date of your first passing score. For example,
I
received my
first passing score last August (took the exam in July)
and
so my
credits begin to expire this coming February (not
January). I think
each state does different things.
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