CPA 'retired' Application is a legal document that was released by the South Carolina Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation - a government authority operating within South Carolina.
Q: What is a CPA 'retired' application?
A: A CPA 'retired' application is a form that individuals use to notify the South Carolina Board of Accountancy that they no longer intend to actively practice as a certified public accountant.
Q: Who needs to submit a CPA 'retired' application in South Carolina?
A: Certified public accountants who have decided to retire from active practice in South Carolina need to submit a CPA 'retired' application.
Q: What are the requirements for submitting a CPA 'retired' application?
A: The requirements for submitting a CPA 'retired' application vary by state. In South Carolina, the applicant must have held an active CPA license but is no longer actively practicing accounting.
Q: What is the process of submitting a CPA 'retired' application?
A: To submit a CPA 'retired' application in South Carolina, individuals need to complete the application form, provide any required documentation, and pay the application fee. The completed application should be mailed to the South Carolina Board of Accountancy.
Q: What benefits does a CPA 'retired' status provide?
A: Obtaining a CPA 'retired' status allows individuals to officially notify the South Carolina Board of Accountancy that they are no longer practicing as a CPA. It may also exempt them from certain continuing education requirements.
Q: Can a CPA 'retired' status be revoked or changed?
A: CPA 'retired' status can be changed or revoked if the individual decides to return to active practice as a CPA. In such cases, they would need to contact the South Carolina Board of Accountancy to update their status.
Q: Can individuals with a CPA 'retired' status still work in accounting or finance?
A: Yes, individuals with a CPA 'retired' status can still work in accounting or finance. However, they cannot hold themselves out as actively practicing as a CPA.
Form Details:
Download a fillable version of the form by clicking the link below or browse more documents and templates provided by the South Carolina Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation.