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CPA License Applicants. Information on applying for an original or reciprocal North Carolina CPA license. Choose a Topic. Eligibility & Requirements for an Original NC CPA License. Eligibility & Requirements for a Reciprocal NC CPA License.
Within one year before applying for NC CPA licensure, all license applicants must complete an eight-hour course on the North Carolina Accountancy statutes and rules, including the Rules of Professional Ethics and Conduct.
In general, individuals using the CPA title in the State of North Carolina must have a CPA license issued by this Board unless the individual has a principal place of business in another jurisdiction and holds a CPA license in that jurisdiction.
Learn the 7 simple steps to qualifying to become a licensed CPA in North Carolina! Find CPA exam requirements and qualifications, fees, if 150 credit hours required, fulfilling the education/class requirements, licensing, ethics, residency, citizenship, and age requirements for North Carolina.
CPA Exam requirements in North Carolina. All CPAs must pass the CPA Exam to earn their license. This is a four-section exam consisting of three Core sections and selecting one of three Discipline sections.
APPLY FOR YOUR LICENSE. You must have 150 education credit hours in accounting to apply for your license. For more requirement information, visit the NASBA website.
Before taking the CPA Exam in North Carolina, you must meet a set of education requirements. First, you need a bachelor’s degree or higher from a regionally accredited college or university. You must also have 120 semester hours, including a concentration in accounting.
Learn how to become a CPA in North Carolina with our step-by-step guide. We'll walk you through the North Carolina CPA Exam and license requirements you need to know.
Information for North Carolina CPAs on license renewal, status changes, and CPE requirements