HB2736

Oklahoma HB2736 amends the requirements for certified public accountant certification, including education, experience, and criminal history checks.

Oklahoma HB2736 modifies the qualifications for certified public accountant certification. It raises the required college education to 150 semester hours, including a baccalaureate degree, and mandates at least 30 semester hours in accounting. The bill also requires applicants to have one year of experience in accounting-related services. Additionally, it specifies that applicants must pass a criminal history record check, with the costs borne by the applicant. The Oklahoma Accountancy Board is authorized to use the Uniform Certified Public Accountant Examination for certification.