Category Archives: Certified Public Accounting License
No CPA Ethics Exam Required in Florida
To become a certified public accountant (CPA), a test is required. Every state’s testing process and requirements are different. Some require U.S. citizenship and state residency, while others do not. Some require more education than others. The exam typically consists of multiple sections. Most states even require applicants to pass an ethics exam. Florida,… Read More »
Why Do CPAs Engage in Unethical Acts?
Certified Public Accountants (CPAs) engage in important work. They are often employed as financial advisors for individuals, businesses and other organizations. They help people and companies reach their financial goals and figure out their tax obligations. Every day, they work with numbers and figures. This means that their work must be of the highest… Read More »
Can a CPA Work for a Marijuana Business?
The nation has decriminalized drugs in recent years, especially marijuana. Marijuana is now legal in many states. Florida is among 30 states that have legalized marijuana for both medical and recreational use. However, marijuana is still illegal at the federal level. This can make it tricky for marijuana dispensaries and related businesses to find… Read More »
Hold Onto Your CPA License: Ethical Issues to Avoid
If you’re interested in becoming a licensed accountant, expect a lot of hard work. In Florida, the requirements for a certified public accountant (CPA) license involve a combination of education, experience and exams. Because you need a college degree, expect the process to take five years or longer. Once you receive your CPA license,… Read More »
