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   stonew2
   

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   I am taking the CPA exam in Illinois but I will be transferring it to Texas. When I pass all 4 parts of the exam is there a time frame where you have to meet the 1 year of experience for licensing? I know they expire if you do not pass all 4 within 18 months; but I am wondering if they expire if there are a couple years in between passing all parts and meeting all requirements for licensing.

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   Posted 1 year ago #
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   CapitalGains
   

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   I believe they do expire at some point. It also varies by state statute since the actual licensing occurs at the state level. I think I remember hearing anywhere between three and seven years, depending on the state of application. I'm not 100% sure though.

   AUD: 97, FAR: 96, BEC: 93, REG: 99, Ethics: 100 (laugh)

   Posted 1 year ago #
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   CPAWannaBe
   

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   It does vary by state. In SC, from what I read, passing the exam has no expiration.

   REG - 75 (expired, retake July 2011)
   FAR - 69, 64, 67 <-Becker, 80 <-Yaeger
   AUD - 82 ETHICS - 100
   BEC - 72 (retake May 2011)

   Posted 1 year ago #
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   winch5
   

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   I would read the state board's website for info and if you don't find it then email them and ask.

   REG 84 FAR 82 BEC 82 AUD 76... and Done.

   Posted 1 year ago #

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