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- CBA - Licensure Applicant
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- Contact the CBA - Department of Consumer Affairs
Find contact information for the California Board of Accountancy (CBA) and learn how to reach them for inquiries or assistance
- CBA - 2025-26 CBA Campus Tour - Department of Consumer Affairs
The California Board of Accountancy (CBA) is proud to introduce the 2025-26 CBA Campus Tour! With changes coming to the licensure requirements, the CBA is ready to amplify the conversation about the qualifications for becoming a CPA Now that Assembly Bill (AB) 1175 has made it through the legislative process and has been signed into law by the Governor, new educational and experience
- CBA - 2024 CPA Exam - Department of Consumer Affairs
The new credit dates are displayed in Client Accounts It is the CBA’s goal that these extensions will provide a renewed opportunity for candidates to pass all four sections of the CPA Exam and give them a longer period to do so, ultimately allowing them to follow through with their aspirations of becoming a CPA
- CBA - Fictitious Name Permit Applicant
CBA staff is unable to provide guidance regarding whether a particular fictitious name will be considered false and misleading by your clients; therefore, licensees are encouraged to contact their legal counsel for guidance
- CBA - Exam FAQs
The CBA has approved a series of credit extensions for the CPA Exam to assist candidates in the transition to the new version of the CPA Exam under CPA Evolution, and in response to the significant health, economic, education, and travel disruptions resulting in CPA Exam candidate hardships over the past several years
- This Is The CBA - Department of Consumer Affairs
This Is The CBA The California Board of Accountancy (CBA) was legislatively established in 1901 to oversee the accounting profession in the state of California Our primary mission is to protect consumers, and we do this by ensuring only qualified licensees practice public accountancy in accordance with established professional standards These five videos highlight what the CBA is all about
- California Board of Accountancy
To protect consumers by ensuring only qualified licensees practice public accountancy in accordance with established professional standards All consumers are well-informed and receive quality accounting services from licensees they can trust
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