By
Simon Eskow
New YOrk—State
officials and the New York State Society of CPAs have found
common ground in continued efforts to rectify problems with
the Computer Based Test (CBT), the exam required to earn CPA
certification, which has drawn criticism from CPA groups around
the country.
Officials
gathered for a New York State Board for Public Accountancy’s
Examination Committee meeting on Aug. 19 expressed reservations
about the steeply rising cost of the examination, according
to attendee Robert Kawa, who discussed the
meeting in an update for the Society’s Higher Education
Committee.
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