12/31 Expire

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  • October 7, 2020 at 8:57 pm #3123012
    Jen200215
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    I’m losing FAR on 12/31. Does this mean I have to take my final test by 12/31? For instance… if I take BEC 12/28 and find out I pass sometime in January that still counts right and I don’t lose FAR? Thanks in advance!! Never been in this situation and i don’t want to mess it up.

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  • October 7, 2020 at 9:06 pm #3123024
    April94
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    I found this Q&A from NASBA’s website that should be helpful.

    Question: Exam credit is good for a “rolling” 18 months. How does that work?

    Answer: You may take sections individually and in any order, but are required to pass all four sections of the CPA Exam within a rolling 18-month period. Credit for any section passed shall be valid for 18 months from the actual date the examination sections were taken. Examination credit expires by section. You will lose credit for each section passed outside the 18-month period, and will have to retake those sections. Your score notice will contain any relevant expiration dates.

    For example: Let’s say you passed AUD on your first try. After a couple months, you successfully complete BEC, and then pass FAR. If you were to sit for the REG section on the last day before your credit for AUD expires, and you fail REG, you now have to sit for and pass AUD and REG by the time your credit for BEC expires.

    October 7, 2020 at 9:09 pm #3123027
    April94
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    To answer your question specifically: if you take BEC 12/28 and find out you pass in January, you won’t have to retake FAR. If you fail, you would have to take FAR again.

    October 7, 2020 at 9:16 pm #3123033
    Jen200215
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    Got it. Thanks for both posts. i just wanted to make sure I had it correct. I'd be so mad at myself if I messed that up. Thanks again!

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