The AICPA and NASBA met with CPA Review Providers on March 19, 2020, and provided more information about how COVID-19 is affecting the CPA Exam. They also discussed the changes coming to the CPA Exam for the remainder of 2020 and into 2021. We’ve covered a COVID-19 CPA Exam updates in our articles, Prometric Closure & NASBA Credit Extensions Due to COVID-19 and AICPA Confirms How COVID-19 Will Affect CPA Candidates. We’ve also provided information for CPA Canidates who are unsure of what to do during COVID-19. Today, we want to share new pronouncements and updates to the 2020 CPA Exam for the rest of the year and what to expect on the CPA Exam in 2021.
Our team of expert CPAs are busy updating our course materials to address the new updates provided to us by the AICPA during our recent meeting. They will address content updates resulting from changes to authoritative guidance. As of now, there are currently no new CPA Exam Blueprint changes and the CPA Exam is now on a continuous testing schedule. You can find out more information in our article Continuous Testing for CPA Exam.
At the link below, we have provided a basic breakdown for how each exam section is changing by the quarter as the new guidance becomes testable. You can find Book Updates for these changes under Study Resources in our program a few weeks before they become testable.
2020 & 2021 CPA Exam Updates
Visit our CPA Exam Changes page to get the latest updates on the 2020 and 2021 CPA Exams.