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I think we should just change the way we think about CPA standards so that as long as someone meets standards, they get to be a CPA...
even if they are serving a sentence for any criminal offense; including incarceration, probation (supervised or unsupervised), parole, or conditionally suspended sentence, felony convictions relating to tax fraud, and other forms of financial misdeeds should ALL be overlooked as long as the applicant meets the standard...
Because when standards are properly crafted and kept, it ensures that only qualified people make it into the profession...regardless of gender or anything else.
Because it's all about the standard right?
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