New York Statutes

§ 7408 — Special provisions

New York § 7408
JurisdictionNew York
Law EDNEducation
Title 8The Professions
Art. 149Public Accountancy

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N.Y. Education § 7408 (2026).

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§ 7408. Special provisions.

1.Nothing contained in this article shall\nbe deemed to prohibit one or more certified public accountants or one or\nmore public accountants, or any combination thereof, from forming a\nfirm.\n 2. No firm shall use the words "certified public accountant" or\n"certified public accountants" or the letters "CPA" or "CPAs" in\nconnection with its name unless the sole proprietor of such firm or each\npartner of a partnership or limited liability partnership, member of a\nlimited liability company or shareholder of a professional service\ncorporation engaged within the United States in the practice of public\naccountancy is in good standing as a certified public accountant of one\nor more of the states of the United States.\n 3.
a.Any firm that is established fo

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