Cross-Border Practice

"CPA Mobility" has been around since 1997. It's a concept that should - in theory - protect the public interest.

However, we've found that it does the opposite. It creates inefficient markets for talent and services and significantly increases the regulatory and capital requirements necessary to compete.

In this article, we discuss why the substantial equivalency statute creates:

• Concentrated benefits for large firms.
• Spread out harm for individual licensed practitioners and regional firms.

When you sign up to receive a copy, you'll get invitations to virtual and in-person events where we will discuss how we plan to empower the next generation of CPAs to be mobile.