NASBA’s Inexcusable Incompetence

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  • #1730826
    CPAmePLS
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    This is the conspiracy theorist in me, hear me out.

    I believe NASBA is delaying the scores to some of these states who don’t use CPA Central on purpose. It would be much easier for NASBA if they released everyon’s score on their portal instead of sending these files to several different states. They probably figured making an example out of us in IL, MA, KY and anyone else who’s stressfully waiting the last 24 hours. This way more states will join CPA Central in hope of never experiencing this nightmare.
    It doesn’t ma make sense to me bc NASBA is the one that modified its site, not these State Boards. Meaning the source and not the destination of these files changed. SO there should have been no issues, at least no unanticipated issues.

    P.S. #*%@ YOU NASBA (:

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  • #1730832
    PJ
    Participant

    Not having my score, when most on this forum got it on Wednesday evening, is honestly infuriating.

    #1730841
    Matt
    Participant

    I wouldn't be surprised if your conspiracy is true tbh. Although I can get a bit conspiratorial myself.

    I'm pretty livid right now.

    #1730942
    MIsconnie
    Participant

    It's funny they don't seem to have any issues accepting payments.

    #1730994
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I am in NV (not a CPA central state) and I got my score by 8:45 am when it normally comes in by 5 am. So, delayed, but only 3 hours.

    #1730840
    Matt
    Participant

    I wouldn't be surprised if your conspiracy is true tbh. Although I can get a bit conspiratorial myself.

    I'm pretty livid right now.

    #1731023
    alloverit
    Participant

    The thing that I wonder is this: Why not try to get the scores to everyone one a day early? That way, if you say 3/8 and you find a massive problem on 3/7, you have an ENTIRE DAY to fix it without being late.

    #1731026
    Matt
    Participant

    @alloverit that would make too much sense.

    #1731071
    Nawar
    Participant

    I have passed the 4 sections of the CPA exam. Audit section was suppose to expire on Feb. 28 if i didn't pass the last paper. I dont know what heppened during the transition period, they didn't hold the AUD credit and still shown as lost credit. I contacted them they siad don't worry you passed the CPA exam and its a matter of time. Anyone faced this issue

    #1731080
    klucas
    Participant

    Hell I'm convinced they're still tinkering with our scores

    #1731107
    nolitude
    Participant

    According to IL, the issue is missing quotation marks. Which, if I weren't waiting on a score, I would find hilarious–it's exactly the kind of issue I deal with in Excel all the time, especially when getting data from someone else's database. But, seriously, people who work with data should know that formatting is important!

    #1731143
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    The size of an organization certainly is no guarantee of competence. There was that fiasco a few years ago when the CA EDD completely fubar'd a payroll system upgrade, and ended up issuing unemployment checks by hand without a computer for about a year. Then started suing the recipients to get their money back lol.

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