Your pathway into public practice
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Pathways into public practice
If you’re a CPA or FCPA and you provide public accounting services, these are the pathways available to you based on gross yearly fees.
Eligibility requirements
How to get a Public Practice Certificate
There are three steps you need to follow to obtain a Public Practice Certificate.
Ongoing Public Practice Certificate requirements
There are ongoing requirements specific to Public Practice Certificate holders.
Apply for your Public Practice Certificate
This application will assess your eligibility for a CPA Australia Public Practice Certificate (PPC) or Limited Public Practice Certificate (LPPC). You can also use this application to apply for reinstatement of your PPC or LPPC.
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