Maryland lawmakers introduce bill to create additional pathway to CPA licensure
Lawmakers have taken their first steps toward creating an additional pathway to CPA licensure in Maryland.
State Sen. Arthur Ellis has prefiled Senate Bill 34, titled “Certified Public Accountants — Licensure — Qualifications,” which proposes “a modernized licensure framework that preserves the current 150-hour model while introducing an additional experience-based pathway” for CPA candidates.
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