CPA Exam Requirements in Hawaii
Education
- Baccalaureate degree or higher is required
- 18 semester hours of upper level accounting
Residency
US citizenship is required.
Hawaii residency is not required.
Age
Minimum age: 18 Years Old
Exam Fees:
Education Evaluation Application Fee | $90 |
Auditing and Attestation (AUD) | $344.80 |
Financial Accounting and Reporting (FAR) | $344.80 |
Regulation (REG) | $344.80 |
Business Analysis and Reporting (BAR) | $344.80 |
Information Systems and Controls (ISC) | $344.80 |
Tax Compliance and Planning (TCP) | $344.80 |
Total: | $1,469.20 |
*Registration fee for re-examination depends on the number of parts you are retaking. Fees are
always subject to change.
Contact Information:
Hawaii State Board of Accountancy
Email: accountancy@dcca.hawaii.gov
Phone: 808-586-2696
Address:
DCCA-PVL
Att: Acct
P.O. Box 3469
Honolulu, HI 96801-3469
CPA License Requirements in HI
Education
Continuing Education is required
150 total semester hours
24 semester hours of accounting (18 upper-level)
24 semester hours of business
Work Experience
1 Year of work experience is required.
Other Qualification
Social Security Number required.
Links and Resources:
Hawaii NASBA Page
Hawaii State Board of Accountancy
Hawaii Society of CPAs
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