U.S.CPA考試成績(jī)公布時(shí)間調(diào)整

　　U.S.CPA改革之后，考試成績(jī)公布日期有所調(diào)整，詳情如下：

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　　另外，對(duì)于GUAM candidate ，還有一則關(guān)于conditional credit 延期的消息，詳情如下：

January 30, 2017

ATTN: CPA EXAMINATION APPLICANTS – LATE SCORE RELEASE INFORMATION

Per the Score Release Delay Reminder for Next Exam (posted December 15, 2016) by AICPA and NASBA, candidates planning to sit for the Exam during the Q2, Q3 and Q4 2017 test windows are reminded that score releases will be delayed to conduct standards setting for the next version CPA Exam, as follows:

Test Window	Exam Performance Data Review/Standard Setting	Approximate Release Date of Candidate Scores
2017 Q2 April 1 - May 31	10 weeks	August 16 – 18
2017 Q3 July 1 - September 10	10 days	September 22
2017 Q4 October 1 - December 10	10 days	December 22

The GUAM Board of Accountancy (GBOA) has the authority to extend or reinstate conditional credit, and has authorized NASBA to grant up to a six month extension to candidates with expiring conditional credit impacted by the score release delay.

IF you are a GUAM candidate with conditional credit expiring between July 1 and September 30, 2017, concerned that the score release delay will prevent you from completing the Exam within 18 months, your conditional credit expiration date will be extended to allow you to test in the 2017 Q4 window. NASBA will provide GBOA with reports of GUAM candidates testing in 2017 Q2 who may have credit expiring and would be negatively impacted by the score release delay.

Please note that this extension will not apply to all candidates, for example if you are taking your first section of the exam, you will not be given an extension as you can take other sections in Q3 or after.

If it’s your last section and you do not pass, we are extending your credit so you may test in Q4.

Each case will be reviewed on an individual basis.

Remember, you do not have to wait to take other sections of the exam, you may register and take other sections in the third quarter while waiting for your score. Much of this information has been posted via social media channels, email and the following websites:

AICPA:

NASBA:

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us at your earliest convenience. Thank you!