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Most states have adopted mobility laws that support CPAs working across state lines, provided they have a good-standing license from their home state and adhere to the scope of practice permitted in the state they're offering services in.
If you are a CPA and were not certified in Texas, then you may apply for reciprocity in Texas. The Instructions for Completing the Reciprocal Application explains in more detail the information and fees that are required. If you would like to apply for reciprocity, all documents must be submitted for processing.
You might also be wondering, can a CPA do taxes in any state? The short answer here is yes. Thanks to CPA mobility, you can do your taxes in any state other than Hawaii (unless you live there). CPA mobility allows firms to provide all services across state lines without having to register in each state.
The Flexibility of CPA Exam Location AICPA, the administer of the Uniform CPA Exam, let you choose your own CPA exam location. It allows all CPA candidates to physically sit for the exam in any prometric centers around the country (including the 4 jurisdictions: Washington DC, Guam, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands).
If a student takes the CPA Exam in one state but also wants to get licensed in another, how does that work? Woislaw: CPA Exam scores can be transferred to any state for the purpose of getting a license, so a student can take the exam in whichever state works best for them.
The short answer here is yes. Thanks to CPA mobility, you can do your taxes in any state other than Hawaii (unless you live there). CPA mobility allows firms to provide all services across state lines without having to register in each state.
This means that a CPA in, say, Texas can provide tax or consulting services in any jurisdiction except Hawaii or the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. Twenty-nine states have also adopted mobility for attest services, also known as CPA firm mobility.
Most states have adopted mobility laws that support CPAs working across state lines, provided they have a good-standing license from their home state and adhere to the scope of practice permitted in the state they're offering services in.
Education Requirements Graduate with a bachelor's degree or higher from an accredited school. At least 24 credits in accounting and auditing, business law, economics, technology, finance or tax subjects of a content satisfactory to the board. An additional 12 credits in accounting, auditing, and tax subjects.