NASBA Mobility

What is Mobility?

A majority of states have adopted mobility legislation – which is a practice privilege that generally permits a licensed CPA in good standing from a substantially equivalent state to practice outside of his or her principal place of business without obtaining another license.

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Track Mobility Legislation

The states listed below have proposed mobility legislation.

Alabama – SB84 (passed 2009, effective 10/1/2009)	Arkansas – SB133 (passed 2009, effective July 31, 2009)
California – SB691	Florida – SB1640 (passed 2009, effective 7/1/2009)
Georgia – HB1005 (passed 2008, effective 7/1/2009)	Hawaii – HB995 and SB542
Iowa – SSB3117 (passed 2008, effective 7/1/2009)	Kansas HB 2339 (passed 3/11/2009, effective 11/1/2009)
Massachusetts – HB3654	Mississippi – SB2628 (passed 2008, effective 7/1/2009)
Montana – HB0080 (passed 2009, effective 10/1/2009)	Nebraska – LB31 (passed 2009, effective 9/1/2010)
Nevada – SB335 (passed 2009, effective 7/1/2009)	New Hampshire – HB256 (passed 2009, effective 7/1/2009)
New Jersey – A2466 (passed 2008, effective 7/1/2009)	North Carolina – SB647
North Dakota – HB1147 (passed 2009, effective 8/1/2009)	Oklahoma – HB1779 (passed 2009, effective 4/14/2009)
Oregon – SB867	South Dakota – HB1058 (passed 2009, effective 7/1/2009)
Vermont – H.86 (passed 2009, effective 7/1/2009)	Wyoming – HB0008 (passed 2009, effective 7/1/2009)

* Please note that you may need to use the Bill number to locate the relevant legislation on the State Board website.