CPA Reciprocity Application for CPA Certificate and Permit to Practice Public Accounting - Oregon

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CPA Reciprocity Application for CPA Certificate and Permit to Practice Public Accounting - Oregon

CPA Reciprocity Application for CPA Certificate and Permit to Practice Public Accounting is a legal document that was released by the Oregon Board of Accountancy - a government authority operating within Oregon.

FAQ

Q: What is the CPA reciprocity application for CPA certificate and permit to practice public accounting?
A: It is an application process in Oregon for licensed CPAs from other states to obtain a CPA certificate and permit to practice public accounting in Oregon.

Q: Who is eligible to apply for CPA reciprocity in Oregon?
A: Licensed CPAs from other states who meet the eligibility requirements set by the Oregon Board of Accountancy.

Q: What are the eligibility requirements for CPA reciprocity in Oregon?
A: Eligibility requirements include holding an active CPA license from another state, passing the Uniform CPA Exam, meeting the education requirements, and having relevant experience.

Q: What exams do I need to pass for CPA reciprocity in Oregon?
A: You need to pass the Uniform CPA Exam.

Q: What are the education requirements for CPA reciprocity in Oregon?
A: You need to have a bachelor's degree or higher from an accredited college or university, with specific accounting and business coursework.

Q: Can I apply for CPA reciprocity in Oregon if I don't have a bachelor's degree?
A: No, a bachelor's degree is required to apply for CPA reciprocity in Oregon.

Q: Do I need to have work experience for CPA reciprocity in Oregon?
A: Yes, you need to have relevant work experience in public accounting, governmental accounting, or related areas.

Q: How do I apply for CPA reciprocity in Oregon?
A: You need to submit the CPA Reciprocity Application along with the required documents and fees to the Oregon Board of Accountancy.

Q: What documents do I need to submit with the CPA reciprocity application in Oregon?
A: You need to submit official transcripts, verification of CPA license, a Certificate of Moral Character, and other supporting documents.

Q: How much is the application fee for CPA reciprocity in Oregon?
A: The application fee for CPA reciprocity in Oregon is $300.

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Form Details:

  • Released on January 1, 2021;
  • The latest edition currently provided by the Oregon Board of Accountancy;
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