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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 325 — Public accountants

325.261 Qualifications for licensure as certified public accountant.

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The license of "certified public accountant" shall be granted by the board to any person who satisfies the following requirements:
(1)Is no less than eighteen
(18)years of age;
(2)Is of good moral character;
(3)Has a baccalaureate degree or master's degree conferred by a college or university
recognized by the board with a major or concentration in accounting or its
equivalent, as defined in administrative regulations promulgated by the board;
(4)Passes a board-approved examination in accounting, auditing, and other related
subjects as the board deems appropriate. To be eligible to apply for the examination,
a person shall first satisfy the requirement of subsections
(1)to
(3)of this section;
(5)Completes one hundred fifty
(150)college semester hours that include a
baccalaureate or masters degree conferred by a college or university recognized by
the board with a major or concentration in accounting or its equivalent, as defined
in administrative regulations promulgated by the board;
(6)Obtains one
(1)year of accounting or attest experience while employed in an
accounting or auditing position in public practice, industry, or government that shall
be verified by a certified public accountant who, during the time being verified, held
an active license to practice from any state. The one
(1)year of experience required
under this subsection shall be obtained:
(a)After the completion of the education requirements established in subsection
(3)of this section; and
(b)Within five
(5)years from the date the candidate successfully completed the
examination;
(7)At the time of applying for a license is a United States citizen, a citizen of a foreign
country who is legally residing in the United States, or is an employee of a public
accounting firm, company, or an institution of postsecondary education located
outside the United States, but which has an office or campus located in the United
States; and
(8)Submits a complete application for a license to practice as a certified public
accountant in accordance with KRS 325.330.
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