Pennsylvania SB1240 amends the CPA Law to adjust education requirements for certification.
Pennsylvania SB1240 modifies the education requirements for individuals seeking certification as certified public accountants. It specifies that candidates must hold a baccalaureate degree and complete at least 24 semester credits in accounting, auditing, business law, economics, technology, finance, or tax subjects. Additionally, candidates need 12 more semester credits in accounting, auditing, or tax subjects. This bill aims to ensure that certified public accountants meet specific educational standards before taking the certification exam.
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