Pennsylvania SB1240 amends the CPA Law to adjust education requirements for certification of certified public accountants.

Pennsylvania SB1240 modifies the education requirements for the issuance of a certificate to certified public accountants. It specifies that applicants must complete a total of twenty-four semester credits in accounting and auditing, business law, economics, technology, finance, or tax subjects, and an additional twelve semester credits in accounting and auditing or tax subjects. These credits need not be part of the individual's undergraduate or graduate work. The bill also allows for a Master's Degree or other post-graduate degree from an accredited college or university.

Pennsylvania SB1240 amends the CPA Law to adjust education requirements for certification of certified public accountants.

Pennsylvania SB1240 modifies the education requirements for the issuance of a certificate to certified public accountants. It specifies that applicants must complete a total of twenty-four semester credits in accounting and auditing, business law, economics, technology, finance, or tax subjects, and an additional twelve semester credits in accounting and auditing or tax subjects. These credits need not be part of the individual's undergraduate or graduate work. The bill also allows for a Master's Degree or other post-graduate degree from an accredited college or university.