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Manhattaner32
A friend at work asked me to post his question here. He has passed all
parts of the CPA examination in New York, but does not have the requisite
audit experience to become licensed in New York. His question is whether
there any "no experience required states" (i.e., Delaware, Montana) that
will license a non CPA who has not passed the exam in their state. And, if
so, does it matter how long ago he passed the exam (I think he passed some
time around 1997)?
He hopes to become a CPA this way rather than take the route of trying to
qualify in New York with non-public experience. I know it is possible, but
I told him that it's very difficult.
Matt P,
parts of the CPA examination in New York, but does not have the requisite
audit experience to become licensed in New York. His question is whether
there any "no experience required states" (i.e., Delaware, Montana) that
will license a non CPA who has not passed the exam in their state. And, if
so, does it matter how long ago he passed the exam (I think he passed some
time around 1997)?
He hopes to become a CPA this way rather than take the route of trying to
qualify in New York with non-public experience. I know it is possible, but
I told him that it's very difficult.
Matt P,