Exam Credit Extensions
On April 24, 2023, the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) announced that the NASBA Board of Directors voted to amend UAA Model Rule 5-7 to allow CPA candidates to have a 30-month time period in order to pass all sections of the CPA examination. Although UAA Model Rule 5-7 has been amended, current CPA exam candidates must comply with existing state regulatory requirements regarding the time period for passing the CPA examination.
The current regulations in Pennsylvania require all CPA candidates to pass the CPA examination within a rolling 18-month time period. CPA candidates must comply with the 18-month time period for passing the CPA examination until such time as the Board’s regulations are amended through the formal rulemaking process.
Requests for exam credit extensions must be requested by following the instructions HERE.
Previous Announcements
- 50 State Comparison Report: A Comparison of State Occupational Licensure Requirements and Processes
- ACT 6 OF 2018 Notice to All Licensees, Registrants, Certificate Holders & Permit Holders (PDF)
- Peer Review Notice 2019 License Renewal (PDF)
- CPA Examination Credit Extension Requests (PDF)
- CPA Law Change Effective 8/18/13 (PDF)
- CPE Changes Effective Immediately (PDF)
- CPA Certification and the 150 Semester Credit Education Requirement (PDF)
- Act 73 of 2008 (PDF)
- Elder Financial Abuse (PDF)
- Elder Abuse (PDF)
- Senior Safe (PDF)
- Notice - Act 65 of 2023 Expungement Provisions (PDF)