[krokofilen]

Hey

Since I am European and do not live in the U.S., I will most likely never be a practising CPA in the U.S. I need to be registered in one of the states though, and I am currently registered with Alaska, however thinking to change that to Kentucky instead. Kentucky is a non-NASBA state, whereas Alaska is NASBA.

What is the impact of being a CPA in a non-NASBA state, vs. a NASBA one?

Big 4 Audit Manager from Europe here to pass the CPA in the U.S. of A in 2014! Niiice!

AUD - 95 / Jul 15 / 130h over 4 weeks
FAR - 86 / Aug 14 / 240h over 4 weeks
(11 week break)

REG - 81 / Nov 14 / 200h over 4 weeks
BEC - 87 / Nov 17 / 30 h over 2.5 days

[krokofilen]

“Currently registered with Alaska” should probably say “Currently registered with Alaska to take the uniform CPA exam”. I am not yet done with the exams.

Big 4 Audit Manager from Europe here to pass the CPA in the U.S. of A in 2014! Niiice!

AUD - 95 / Jul 15 / 130h over 4 weeks
FAR - 86 / Aug 14 / 240h over 4 weeks
(11 week break)

REG - 81 / Nov 14 / 200h over 4 weeks
BEC - 87 / Nov 17 / 30 h over 2.5 days

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