Is the profession damaging its own pipeline?

Is the profession damaging its own pipeline?

The Illinois CPA Society's "Re-Decoding the Decline" report shows that time is the top barrier to CPA licensure, not the 150 credit-hour rule.

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Is the profession damaging its own pipeline?

Twenty-five percent of respondents cited the workload time commitments to study for and pass the CPA exam as the leading barrier to achieving certification.

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