Log into https://mopro.mo.gov/license/s/ to register for your MOPRO Account beginning January 14, 2025.
To register, you need to have an email on record with your board. If you have not received an email from us about MOPRO, please contact your board ( https://pr.mo.gov/boards.asp) to update your records. Many boards have online services that allow you to quickly and easily change your contact information. Please feel free to change your email address using this feature if it is available for your board.
If you need help registering for your MOPRO account, the Division of Professional Registration has two ways for you to have assistance!!
Email moprotech@pr.mo.gov and include your license number and your issue! Someone will respond to your email!
Reach out to our call center. Please call 833-373-2936 for help!
MOPRO will give you access to your information 24/7 including, but not limited to:
- Applying for a license!
- Renewing your license, whether on time or late!
- Submitting payments online for your license, a duplicate license, or licensure verification!
- Changing your name, address, or other contact information!
- Changing corporate officers or owners of a licensed business!
Other MOPRO features that may be available, depending on your profession:
- Tracking supervision hours!
- Tracking continuing education hours!
If you have questions about your license, contact information, or other board - specific questions, please contact them for assistance! https://pr.mo.gov/boards.asp.
Veterans' Services and Benefits
Grace Period Clarification
Amendment 3 - Marijuana Legalization Initiative
On November 8, 2022, Missourians approved an amendment allowing the legal use of marijuana and expungement of convictions for marijuana offenses as set forth in the amendment language. The Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) will facilitate all requirements related to legalized marijuana including licensure for cultivation, manufacture, dispensing and sale of marijuana, under the new requirements. The effective date of the amendment was December 8, 2022.
The Division of Professional Registration and its 41 licensing boards will follow Amendment 3 and its enabling regulations regarding the legalization of marijuana for its licensees and applicants who are qualifying individuals.
The Missouri State Board of Accountancy recognizes licensees and CPA firms may decide to provide professional services to the marijuana industry. The Board cautions those licensees and/or firms that choose to provide services of any kind to this industry to be diligent in addressing potential risks and uncertainties involved, including but not limited to the continued uncertainty surrounding enforcement of applicable federal drug laws and related provisions of the Internal Revenue Service Code.
The Board, however, will not generally pursue disciplinary action solely on the basis that a licensee or firm offers to provide or provides professional services to the marijuana businesses legally operating in this state.
The Division of Professional Registration and/or the Missouri State Board of Accountancy will provide additional information as it becomes available from DHSS.
CPA Examination
Effective January 1, 2024, the Uniform CPA Examination changed significantly.
To successfully complete the Uniform CPA examination, three core sections must be passed along with one of the three disciplines.
The three core sections are:
AUD-Auditing and Attestation
FAR-Financial Accounting and Reporting
REG-Taxation and Regulation
The three disciplines are:
BAR-Business Analysis and Reporting
ISC-Information Systems and Controls
TCP-Tax Compliance and Planning
Effective January 1, 2024, the Board also extended the period allowed to successfully complete the Uniform CPA examination (three core sections and one discipline). The period was extended from eighteen (18) months to thirty (30) months. More information regarding the transition from the previous examination to the new examination can be found in Board rule 20 CSR 2010-2.140, Granting of Credit for the Examination. Follow the Rules & Regulations link to view the rule.
Individuals seeking information regarding the CPA examination should reach out to CPA Examination Services at cpaexam@nasba.org or 800-272-3926.
CPE AUDIT SERVICE LINK CORRECTION:
A letter dated 4/12/19 had previously identified the web address as https://cpeauditservice.com/register. The correct link is https://cpeauditservice.nasba.org/register. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.
Survey
If you are a current licensee, please fill out the short 1 minute survey below.
https://stateofmissouri.wufoo.com/forms/m1fr557v0jgqlll/
About the Board
The Missouri State Board of Accountancy is a unit of the Division of Professional Registration of the Department of Commerce and Insurance (DCI). The Missouri State Board of Accountancy was created in 1909 by Senate Bill 112 and passed by the 44th General Assembly. The Board is a state agency and the members are appointed by the Governor and confirmed by the Senate. The Board is a cash funded agency, supported entirely by CPA candidates' and licensees' fees. The Public Accountancy Act is the set of statutes that govern the ability of the Board to regulate certified public accountants in Missouri.
Mission Statement
The mission of the State Board of Accountancy is to protect the interests of all the citizens of the State of Missouri, as provided in Chapter 326, RSMo, by examining, certifying, licensing and regulating certified public accountants and public accountants, and firms of certified public accountants and public accountants in the State of Missouri. The Board promulgates rules necessary to administer the provisions of Chapter 326 to ensure the competence and ethical standards of practitioners; regulates and enforces the practice of public accounting; investigates complaints and violations of Chapter 326 and related rules; and determines appropriate discipline for those who are found to have violated the statutes or regulations.
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