I work in industry and prepare a few tax returns each year to earn a little extra income. Do I need an active CPA certificate?
You will need an active certificate if you meet any of the situations described in Minnesota Rules 1105.2500 (c) (5). Those situations are: • If you are an employee of a firm granted a CPA firm permit under Minnesota Statutes, section 326A.05. • If you issue compilation reports other than through a CPA firm. • If you use the titles certified public accountant or CPA without inactive adjacent to the title. • If you are an employee of the Office of the Legislative Auditor or State Auditor. View our page comparing active and inactive certificate status.
You will need an active certificate if you meet any of the situations described in Minnesota Rules 1105.2500 (c) (5). Those situations are: • If you are an employee of a firm granted a CPA firm permit under Minnesota Statutes, section 326A.05. • If you issue compilation reports other than through a CPA firm. • If you use the titles certified public accountant or CPA without “inactive” adjacent to the title. • If you are an employee of the Office of the Legislative Auditor or State Auditor.
