Under individual-based mobility systems, a determination is based not just on where a CPA is licensed, but on how and when they obtained that license. Many states have specific education and experience requirements that must be met to qualify for mobility privileges. License information alone does not capture all of these details, so CPA QualityPro uses the full profile to apply each state’s rules accurately.
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