[Anonymous]

Where/How do I get the forms for work experience?? Do I do that AFTER I pass all 4? Or can I do that now?

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[Anonymous]

In Missouri, your work experience is documented in a section on the license application that you can download from the MOSBA website. When you complete your application, you will have a licensed CPA sign off on that section of your actual application. Good luck!n

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[Anonymous]

Just out of curiosity, do you have to be working directly under the CPA that signs off on the application? In my case, I have worked directly under a CPA for over a year, but I have a friend that is just now beginning the journey through the CPA exam. Unfortunately, his boss is not a CPA, but I am aware that he is doing accounting work…once I get my CPA, would I be able to sign off on his experience, even though I was not his supervisor?n

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[Anonymous]

I know the CPA does not have to be a supervisor (my co-worker had another co-worker who is a CPA sign off on hers and she is not her supervisor-but they did work closely together). The CPA just has to be aware of the work done by the person applying. Now as far as being a new CPA to sign off, I am not really sure about that. That might be a question to call the board about. They have always been very nice to me when I have called them about licensing questions.n

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[Anonymous]

In Missouri, your work experience is documented in a section on the license application that you can download from the MOSBA website. When you complete your application, you will have a licensed CPA sign off on that section of your actual application. Good luck!

[Anonymous]

Just out of curiosity, do you have to be working directly under the CPA that signs off on the application? In my case, I have worked directly under a CPA for over a year, but I have a friend that is just now beginning the journey through the CPA exam. Unfortunately, his boss is not a CPA, but I am aware that he is doing accounting work…once I get my CPA, would I be able to sign off on his experience, even though I was not his supervisor?

[Anonymous]

I know the CPA does not have to be a supervisor (my co-worker had another co-worker who is a CPA sign off on hers and she is not her supervisor-but they did work closely together). The CPA just has to be aware of the work done by the person applying. Now as far as being a new CPA to sign off, I am not really sure about that. That might be a question to call the board about. They have always been very nice to me when I have called them about licensing questions.

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