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A city advisory board has been appointed. The North Carolina Psychiatric Association is a professional medical organization that. NC 27606 P: 919-859-3370. The North Carolina Medical Board was established in order to properly regulate the practice of medicine and surgery for the benefit and protection of the people of. License Applicants – North Carolina State Board of Certified Public Accountant Examiners. Contacting the Licensing Staff. Buck Winslow, Manager, (9. Alice Grigsby, Specialist, (9. CPA licensure applications, and change of status)Mailing Address. Licensing Section. NC State Board of CPA Examiners. PO Box 1. 28. 27. Raleigh, NC 2. 76. Fax Number. Attn.: Licensing(9. Eligibility. In North Carolina, an original North Carolina CPA certificate (license) will be issued to a person who is, or declares an intention to become, a citizen of the United States or is a resident alien; is eighteen (1. Uniform CPA Examination (Exam). A person applying for a certificate (license) of qualification as a CPA must file an application and experience affidavit(s) with the North Carolina State Board of CPA Examiners (Board) on forms supplied by the Board. He or she must also supply documentation that proves he or she has met the statutory and regulatory requirements for certification (licensure). Three (3) certificates of good moral character signed by properly licensed CPAs must be submitted with the application for a CPA certificate (license). Requirements for Original Certification (Licensure)Uniform CPA Examination. An applicant for certification (licensure) must have successfully passed the Exam with a score of at least 7. NCAC 0. 8F . 0. 10. If an applicant did not sit for the Exam as a North Carolina candidate, he or she must request the transfer of Exam credit from the jurisdiction that holds his or her Exam grades and also submit an Interstate Exchange form completed by the jurisdiction in which the applicant sat for the Uniform CPA Exam. NOTE: These forms (Application for Transfer of Credit for Passing All or Part of the Uniform CPA Examination in Another Jurisdiction and Authorization for Interstate Exchange of Examination and Licensure Information are included in the Original NC CPA License Application Package.) An applicant must complete the initial portion of the Authorization for Interstate Exchange of Examination and Licensure Information and forward the form to the board of accountancy where credits and/or status were established (be sure to include a self- addressed, stamped envelope). That board of accountancy will complete the remainder of the form and return it to the applicant. The applicant will then submit the completed form as part of his or her application for NC certification (licensure). Education. NCGS 9. CPA certification (licensure). The 1. 50 semester hours required include a concentration in accounting, as defined by 2. NCAC 0. 8A . 0. 30. Anyone applying for CPA certification (licensure) who holds a Master’s or more advanced degree in accounting, tax law, economics, finance, business administration, or a law degree from an accredited college or university or the equivalent thereof, is in compliance with 2. NCAC 0. 8F . 0. 41. An applicant who did not sit for the Exam as a North Carolina candidate must submit an official college/university transcript (with official school seal and signature of college registrar) that shows the completion of the education requirement pursuant to NCGS 9. NCAC 0. 8A . 0. 30. NCAC 0. 8F . 0. 41. Work Experience. The Board will not issue a certificate (license) to an applicant unless the applicant has acquired the appropriate work experience. NCAC 0. 8F . 0. 40. NCGS 9. 3- 1. 2 defines work experience as: One year’s experience in the field of accounting under the direct supervision of a certified public accountant who currently holds a valid license in any state or territory of the United States or the District of Columbia. Four years of experience teaching accounting in a four- year college or university accredited by one of the regional accrediting associations or in a college or university determined by the Board to have standards substantially equivalent to a regionally accredited institution. Four years of experience in the field of accounting. Four years of experience teaching college transfer accounting courses at a community college or technical institute accredited by one of the regional accrediting associations. Any combination of such experience determined by the Board to be substantially equivalent to the foregoing. In calculating work experience, one year of work experience is 5. Full- time employment is defined as working at least 3. Experience affidavits for part- time work (less than 3. Actual part- time hours do not include hours paid for sick leave, vacation leave, attending CPE courses, or other time not spent directly performing accounting services. The applicant for certification (licensure) must submit to the Board experience affidavits from all of the relevant employers. Accountancy Law Course. Within one year prior to applying for certification, all certificate (license) applicants must complete an eight- hour course on the North Carolina Accountancy Statutes and Rules, including the Rules of Professional Ethics and Conduct. The Board suggests that applicants meet the requirement within the last few months prior to applying for a certificate (license). The North Carolina Association of CPAs (NCACPA) . If an applicant does not have a Master’s degree in accounting, business administration, economics, or tax law, or a juris doctor (JD) with a concentration in accounting or tax, he or she must complete and submit the 1. Hour Worksheet for License Applicants (included in the Original NC CPA License Application package). If you have questions regarding applying for original NC CPA certification (licensure), please contact Alice Grigsby. CPA License Applicants: Check the Status of Your Exam or License Application. Reciprocal Certificates (Licenses)The Board may issue a reciprocal CPA certificate (license) to a CPA licensed to practice public accounting by another jurisdiction who resides in North Carolina or whose principal place of business is in North Carolina and who meets the statutory requirements for certification (licensure). He or she must furnish the Board with an affidavit signed by an official of the CPA licensing board in the jurisdiction in which the CPA is currently licensed to practice public accounting showing both the certificate/license number and that the applicant is in good standing. The applicant must provide evidence of his or her grades on the Exam through an affidavit signed by an official of the CPA licensing board in the jurisdiction where those grades were earned. The Board staff automatically issues a temporary permit to practice to all reciprocal certificate (license) applicants upon receipt of the reciprocal license application and fee. The Board issues the applicant a statement confirming that the individual is in good standing in the jurisdiction issuing the CPA’s certificate (license) and that the individual is entitled to temporarily use the CPA title and engage in the public practice of accountancy in North Carolina for 1. The Board grants temporary permits to practice only to applicants for reciprocal certificates (licenses) pending their qualification under 2. NCAC 0. 8H . 0. 10. If you have questions regarding reciprocal certificates (licenses) or temporary permits to practice, please contact Alice Grigsby. CPA License Applicants: Check the Status of Your Exam or License Application. Practice Privilege. An individual whose principal place of business is outside North Carolina is granted the privilege to perform or offer to perform services, whether in person or by mail, telephone or electronic means, in North Carolina as a CPA without notice to the Board, the submission of any other documentation or the payment of any fee, if the individual meets all of the following conditions: Holds a valid unrevoked certificate (license) as a CPA or its equivalent issued by another state, a territory of the US, or the District of Columbia; Holds a valid and unrevoked license or permit to practice as a CPA issued by another state, a territory of the US, or the District of Columbia; Has passed the Exam; and. Has not been convicted of a felony under the laws of the US, any state, a territory of the US, or the District of Columbia and has never been convicted of a crime, an essential element of which is dishonesty, deceit, or fraud unless the jurisdiction in which the individual is licensed has determined the felony or other crime has no effect on the individual’s license. Individual Consent to Jurisdiction. An individual who qualifies for practice privilege and exercises the privilege by performing or offering to perform services as a CPA in North Carolina simultaneously consents as a condition to the grant of this privilege to: Comply with the laws of North Carolina, the provisions of the chapter and rules adopted by the North Carolina State Board of CPA Examiners; Have an administrative notice of hearing served on the licensing board in the individual’s principal state of business, notwithstanding the individual notice requirements of G. S. 1. 50. B- 3. 8; and. Be subject to personal jurisdiction, subject matter jurisdiction, and disciplinary authority of the Board. If you have questions regarding the individual practice privilege, please contact Buck Winslow or Alice Grigsby. Information on the practice privilege for CPA firms is available here. Foreign Accountants. A foreign accountant must meet all requirements for certification (licensure) in effect at the time of application. North Carolina and the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario, Nova Scotia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, British Columbia, and Saskatchewan have established mutual findings of substantial equivalence, which allows for certification (licensure) between the jurisdictions. A Chartered Accountant applying for certification (licensure) as a North Carolina CPA, must contact Alice Grigsby to request an Application for Original CPA Licensure via International Qualifications Exam (IQEX). Privilege License. Pursuant to NCGS 1.
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