Connecticut Certificate Registration
The registration of a certificate with Connecticut’s State Board of Accountancy allows the holder to call himself or herself a CPA and use the credential under two circumstances:
As a staff member of a firm (not an owner) using the CPA credential in communications with clients and others. However, the credential may not be used to sign off on tax returns or financial statements, or
For a person who is not in public accounting but wants to use the CPA credential.
There is no Continuing Professional Education requirement by the State Board of Accountancy to maintain a registered certificate. Registration and payment is due annually in December for the upcoming calendar year.
www.cscpa.org
Friday, September 25, 2009
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