Under the AICPA bylaws, CPAs who are not licensed by a state board of accountancy to hold themlselves out as CPAs cannot identify themselves as such strictly on the basis of their AICPA membership.
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NEW YORK - Members of the American Institute of CPAs have approved changing the organization's bylaws to modernize admission requirements with 81.39 percent favoring the update. The 60-day voting period ended on October 8 with 70,388 in favor of the change and 16,096 opposed. The approval of two thirds of those voting was required to adopt the by-law amendment.
Under the AICPA bylaws, CPAs who are not licensed by a state board of accountancy to hold themlselves out as CPAs cannot identify themselves as such strictly on the basis of their AICPA membership.