CPA Questions & Answers In which countries can I take the CPA Exam internationally? In conjunction with the AICPA and Prometric, NASBA provides the opportunity for international administration of the Uniform CPA Examination to be offered in: England Scotland Ireland Germany Japan Brazil Bahrain Kuwait Lebanon the United Arab Emirates Europe In order to qualify […]
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CPA Questions & Answers I studied internationally, but not all of my credits transferred to my US campus. Will they still count for the CPA Exam? The 150-hour semester hours must be earned from an accredited university. Therefore, if your credits are not recognized and not earned from an accredited university, then they will not […]
CPA Questions & Answers If I pass the exams in one state, are my scores transferable to any other state? Yes, you can transfer your CPA exam scores from one state to another. After paying a fee and submitting a form on the NASBA website, you will be able to transfer your uniform CPA examination […]
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CPA Questions & Answers If I sit for one section of the CPA Exam in one state, can I take the remaining sections in a different state? If you sit for one section of the CPA Exam in one state, then you can transfer your CPA exam scores to another state. After paying a fee […]
CPA Questions & Answers What else is needed for CPA Licensure besides the CPA Exam? In addition to successfully completing the CPA Exam, a candidate must fulfill these additional requirements: Generally, each state board requires a total of 150 semester/225 quarter units from a college or university whose accreditation is accepted by the state. Most […]
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CPA Questions & Answers What is a provisionary state and is my state a provisionary state? A provisionary state is a state that gives CPA Exam candidates a provisionary period to sit for the exam before they have officially completed the educational requirements, varying between 30 and 180 days. However, it should be noted that […]
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CPA Questions & Answers Can I retake a part of the CPA Exam in the same testing window that I failed it in? No, you cannot retake a failed part in the same testing window. The next testing window is the earliest you will be able to retake the failed part. ← Back to CPA […]
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CPA Questions & Answers If I don’t pass all 4 sections of the CPA Exam in 18 months, do I have to take all the sections again? You have an 18 month “rolling” window in which to pass all four sections of the CPA Exam. That window begins from the time you pass the first […]
CPA Questions & Answers When can I retake a section of the CPA Exam if I didn’t pass? If you did not pass a section of the CPA Exam, you have to wait until the next testing window to retake that section. There are four testing windows each year. The testing window is the first […]
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CPA Questions & Answers When does my 18-month “clock” start ticking for the CPA Exam? Once you pass your first CPA Exam section, then the 18-month “clock” starts ticking. This means that you have 18 more months from the time you pass your first exam to pass the remaining three parts. Once you pass an […]
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