Changing the 150-hour requirement could have unintended consequences.
By CPA Trendlines Research
The day-to-day of the CPA may be grueling at times, but one thing makes the day a little easier – the facility of mobility.
Not only can a CPA with a driver’s license in one state drive in other states, but in most cases, they can practice their profession in other states, too. If you’re licensed to practice in one state, you’re good to go in every other state except, coincidentally, the one you can’t drive to.
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Practice mobility is crucial in a business system that often as not transcends state borders, and it’s even more important as professionals work remotely, sitting in one state while practicing in another.
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