Does anyone know how long your scores stay valid after you pass the CPA exam. I am want to being studying for and taking the test, however I still need to get my years worth of experience. I don't want to take the exam until I know my passed sections won't go bad. I don't want to have to retake it after I pass all four parts. Thank you!\n
\n
CPA Exam Review Forum » General CPA Exam Forum » Ethics Exam, CPA Certificates, Work Experience & Licensure
-
Jeff - another71.com
offlineadminOnce you pass all four - your scores don't expire. No worries on that part.
\n-Jeff\n
\nPosted 5 hours ago # -
acrua112
offlineMemberGreat for Misouri candidates. In FL, you must get licensed within 3 years of receiving a licensure package from the state. If you don't, they make you take the exam over.
\nhttp://www.myfloridalicense.com/dbpr/cpa/licensure.html
\n(first paragraph under heading "ORIGINAL LICENSURE")\n
\nPosted 5 hours ago # -
kaylabourbon
offlineMemberDoes anyone know how long your scores stay valid after you pass the CPA exam. I am want to being studying for and taking the test, however I still need to get my years worth of experience. I don't want to take the exam until I know my passed sections won't go bad. I don't want to have to retake it after I pass all four parts. Thank you!
Posted 2 years ago # -
Jeff - another71.com
offlineadminOnce you pass all four - your scores don't expire. No worries on that part.
-Jeff
Posted 2 years ago # -
acrua112
offlineMemberGreat for Misouri candidates. In FL, you must get licensed within 3 years of receiving a licensure package from the state. If you don't, they make you take the exam over.
http://www.myfloridalicense.com/dbpr/cpa/licensure.html
(first paragraph under heading "ORIGINAL LICENSURE")
Posted 2 years ago #
Reply
You must log in to post.