The Maryland Senate passed a CPA mobility bill by a unanimous 47-0 vote about an hour before midnight on the final day of the Maryland General Assembly's 2008 session.
The bill will make it easier for Maryland CPAs to do business in other states. The American Institute of CPAs has been pushing to enact CPA mobility legislation around the country (see
However, members of MACPA encouraged CPAs to write to state legislators and prodded the bill loose from the committee, according to a report on the
CPAs in Maryland have enjoyed other legislative victories this past session, according to the
MACPA's recommended amendments also were included in a new corporate reporting bill. In addition, MACPA helped prevent sales taxes from being enacted on accounting and tax services in the state and helped repeal Maryland's "tech tax" on computer services.