Pennsylvania HB1410 amends the CPA Law to revise certification, licensing, and practice requirements for certified public accountants.
Pennsylvania HB1410 amends the CPA Law to revise certification, licensing, and practice requirements for certified public accountants. It prohibits individuals from using the title "certified public accountant" or "CPA" unless they have a valid certificate. The bill introduces automatic mobility for certified public accountants from other states, allowing them to practice in Pennsylvania without additional licensure if they meet certain criteria. It also repeals provisions for substantial equivalency practice and updates the requirements for the issuance of certificates.
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