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Just curious – Which other states are there, if any? I know MA offers a non-reporting license option that “allows you to use the CPA designation and perform all accounting services except signing off on financial statements.” – https://www.cpatrack.com/becoming_a_cpa/certification_licensure

And Colorado is another state that allows one to obtain a CPA license with 0 experience (unrestricted I believe) if applying under “education in lieu of experience” (150 credit hours but need 6 auditing credits and seems to be very specific in terms of types of courses needed)

Delaware too?

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The caveat for MA (because I am doing the non reporting license myself) is that you have to have a graduate degree. The 150 credits no longer cuts it without experience.

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Yes, a graduate degree in business/accounting/tax/law to qualify for this under state of MA – thinking of going this option

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I will presumably have passed all 4 sections by this time next week. But I can't apply for my license until January I believe. My last grad class finishes on Dec 11 so I have to research how I will “prove” my grad degree and if there is any way the school will do that before the Jan 15 conferral (I am assuming the conferral has to happen before I am considered a grad. How else could you say you had the degree, right?)

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Massachusetts CPA (non reporting) since 3/12.

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lol have to wait for a congratulatory letter (assuming I passed LoL)

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