[msgolds]

Hey all! I’m a relatively new CPA licensed in VA. I just received a job offer that would require me to work in Maryland. I was wondering how hard it is to get reciprocal licensing in Maryland for a Virginia resident. I heard somewhere that Maryland requires either four years of practical experience, or at least one-year in accounting experience supervised by a practicing CPA.

Here’s my issue… I have about two years of experience in federal audit, but the federal government doesn’t require its auditors to be CPAs. My supervisor isn’t a practicing CPA. Would this be something that could prevent me from getting licensed in Maryland?

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[msgolds]

Just bumping this question back up to the top because I haven't been able to find an answer yet.

BEC - 90 PASSED
FAR - 84 PASSED
AUD - 93 PASSED
REG - 84 PASSED

I DID IT!!!!

Using Becker Self-Study

"If we were put here to carry a great weight, then the very things we hate are here to build those muscles."

[splinter1643]

https://www.dllr.state.md.us/license/cpa/cpaapply.shtml for more info.

I would send your question to the Maryland State Board of Accountancy an email at: cpa@dllr.state.md.us. Responses seem to be quicker than if you contacted them by phone.

CPA license in progress....

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