How do I transfer my cpa exam grades from one state to another?

Question

i have just passed all my cpa exams but have passed under the colorado state board and have moved to florida since- how do I get my florida cpa

Answer 1

Typically most states will allow you to transfer your certification and credit. It's a good idea to go to the Public Accountancy department of the new state--they should have rules and regulations for how to do the transfer. If you are moving the Florida, you can take a look at their site here, which gives more details about their licensing:
http://www.myflorida.com/dbpr/cpa/business/licensing_pages/licensure_examination.shtml

From that site...
"Transfer of Credit (Endorsement)
If an applicant has passed the AICPA Uniform CPA Examination in another state, but has not applied for licensure in any state, the applicant may transfer the examination scores to Florida, provided the applicant meets Florida's educational and other requirements. The passing score on the examination is 75, for each part. One fact that often makes candidates ineligible for this method is referred to as sitting rule violations (see below). All transfers are done under the "new rule" education requirements and the applicant must pass the Law and Rules examination (with a score of 80 percent) as well as the CPA Examination, with a score of at least 75 on all four parts. The application must also include a request for interstate transfer of grades, this form should be sent to each state where the examination was taken or a license was granted. You may make copies of the form, if necessary. Applicants who passed the CPA Examination more than two years prior to application, must submit a CPE Reporting Form evidencing 80 hours of continuing education with at least 20 hours in accounting/auditing subjects, and not more than 20 hours in behavioral. All of the CPE must have been completed within the twenty-four months prior to application. Any self-study courses must be QAS approved. A list of approved courses can be found at www.nasba.org. Non-QAS approved self-study may be counted as behavioral not to exceed a total of 20 behavioral hours. "

Hope this helps!

Answer 2

Cpa Exam Florida

Answer 3

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