The Council of the District of Columbia unanimously advanced Bill 26-494, which will establish an alternative path to CPA licensure.
The bill awaits the review of D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and then Congress before becoming law. The bill will create a third pathway allowing CPA candidates to apply for CPA licensure with a bachelor's degree, two years of experience and passage of the CPA exam.
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The Council of the District of Columbia unanimously advanced Bill 26-494, which now awaits the review of the D.C. mayor and Congress.
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