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CPA certification involves passing the Uniform CPA Exam, while CPA licensure requires additional state-specific requirements, such as completing a certain amount of professional experience and fulfilling education and ethics requirements. Passing the CPA exam is a necessary step toward obtaining CPA licensure, but it is not sufficient on its own. Let us understand the difference between the two in much more detail:<br><br>To know about the FAR testing process, visit: https://rb.gy/e0pj6
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#CPAmatlabMiles CPA Certification • Voluntary designation for those who passed the Uniform CPA Examination and fulfilled education and experience requirements • Doesn't grant legal authority to practice public accounting
#CPAmatlabMiles CPA Licensure • The legal requirement for public accounting services • Granted by state boards of accountancy after meeting education, experience, and exam requirements
#CPAmatlabMiles Scope of Practice • CPA Certification doesn't define a specific scope of practice • CPA Licensure limits the services that a licensed CPA can provide
#CPAmatlabMiles Continuing Education • Both require ongoing continuing education • Specific requirements may vary by state and credential
#CPAmatlabMiles Career Advancement • CPA Certification may offer career advancement opportunities • CPA Licensure is necessary for certain career paths and can also provide advancement opportunities.
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