Learn The 7 Simple Steps to Qualifying To Become A Licensed CPA in Oregon:
- Meet The Education Requirements in Oregon
- Submit Your CPA Exam Application in Oregon
- Request Your College Transcripts in Oregon
- Pay Your NASBA CPA Schedule Fees in Oregon
- Schedule Your CPA Exam Sections At A Prometric Center in Oregon
- Find A CPA Exam Mentor To Help You Pass
- Find A CPA Review Course To Study
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Oregon Requirements Overview:
Oregon's (OR) CPA exam requirements are very general so be sure to verify with the state board that you are taking the proper courses. Oregon does not require you to be a US citizen or a resident.
Follow each caption below to ensure that you are qualified to sit for the exam.
Disclosure: Please note that I do my best to keep these requirements up to date but seeing as there are more than 50 states and nations with individual requirements it is difficult for me to keep up with them all. Please verify each requirement with your state board of accountancy to ensure 100% accuracy!
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Education Requirements
What are the education requirements in Oregon?
150 Hours Requirement
OR requires 150 hours or graduate degree to sit for the CPA exam and to become licensed.
Accounting Course Requirements
OR requires 24 credit hours of accounting courses
Business Course Requirements
OR requires 24 semester hours excluding accounting hours
Business Law Requirements
OR does not have specific requirements related to business law
Ethics Exam
Required to take AICPA Ethics Exam
Age & Residency Requirements
What are the age and residency requirements in Oregon?
US Citizenship Requirement
You are NOT Required for Oregon to be US Citizen to sit for the CPA exam
Residency Requirement
Oregon does NOT require you to be a resident, employee, OR have an office in the state for you to take the CPA exam.
Minimum Age to Sit for the CPA Exam
Oregon does not have a minimum age requirement to sit for the CPA exam
Oregon CPA Exam Fees
How much does it cost to take the CPA exam in Oregon?
Oregon has fairly standard exam fee rates. If you need to re-take a part there is a $50.00 re-application fee that you will have to pay.
Initial Application Fee: |
$100 |
Audit: |
$195.35 |
Financial: |
$195.35 |
Regulation: |
$176.25 |
Business: |
$176.25 |
Total: |
$843.20 |
Special Fees: |
$50.00 Re-examination application fee |
Already Passed The CPA Exam in Oregon? Here Are The CPA License Requirements
To obtain your CPA license in OR requires at least 1 year of public accounting experience which is supervised and verified by an active CPA of at least 5 years.
- Part time of at least 20 hours per week qualifies as experience.
Oregon State Board Contact Info
Oregon State Board of Accountancy
3218 Pringle Road, S.E. #110
Salem, OR
97302-6307
Web: egov.oregon.gov/BOA/
Phone: 503-378-4181
Fax: 503-378-3575
Email: david.r.hunter@state.or.us
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Bryan Kesler, CPA is the founder of Kesler CPA Review & Ultimate CPA Exam Guide which earned him a spot on CPA Practice Advisor's Top 20 Under 40.
He has helped thousands of CPA candidates pass the CPA exam since 2013. You can contact him via email bryan@cpaexamguide.com
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