State boards regulate firms differently depending on the type of service. Attest services are typically the most heavily regulated, with the most conditions and requirements. Advisory and tax services tend to have more permissive practice privileges. CPA QualityPro factors in each state’s requirements by service type, so the mobility determination may change depending on what your firm is providing.
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