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kars82
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Posted: 22 Aug 2010 at 20:04 \| IP Logged

hi,

I have passed all 4 sections of CPA exam in Colorado. I am currently living in TX and working under a TX CPA. I want to transfer my credits to TX. I read through the TX board rules and they say that transfer of credits is possible only from a state having same or higher requirements.
Has any transferred credits from CO?
What is the other option I have?
Any help will be highly appreciated..!!

Thanks in advance

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Posted: 04 Oct 2010 at 16:30 \| IP Logged

Hey ,

I just got my license from TX. I am a CA from India. I dont have 150 hrs. I got license in CO after one year public accounting experience. Then I moved to TX. Here in TX I worked for one more year under CPA firm. Totally I have more than four years public accounting experience.

I applied to TX under reciprocal rule. You should either have 150 hrs OR four year public acounting experience. One of those will qualify you for a reciprocal TX license.

Hope this helps.

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Posted: 27 Dec 2010 at 10:12 \| IP Logged

I have the same ordeal with kars.I passed the exam recently and im under CA board.I live and work in TX .What are my options????Please help

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Posted: 30 Dec 2010 at 20:02 \| IP Logged

TX does not need you to have a Texas license as long as you work under a TX CPA Firm.

If you wan to practice in Texas you may need a license.

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Posted: 21 Jan 2012 at 13:17 \| IP Logged

vdesi wrote:

TX does not need you to have a Texas license as long as you work under a TX CPA Firm.

If you wan to practice in Texas you may need a license.

BUT CAN YOU USE PA DESIGNATION WHEN YOU SIGN FS FOR THE PRIVATE COMPANY YOU WORK WITH?>THANKS

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