What is the role of NASBA?

The role of the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) is to serve as a trusted and reliable resource for the accounting profession. NASBA works in collaboration with state boards of accountancy to ensure that individuals entering the accounting profession meet and maintain the highest standards of competence and integrity. NASBA plays a crucial role in the administration of the Uniform CPA Examination, aiming to protect the public interest by ensuring only qualified individuals become certified public accountants (CPAs). Additionally, NASBA facilitates interstate mobility for CPAs, promoting reciprocity among state boards and simplifying the licensing process for professionals wanting to practice across state lines. Furthermore, NASBA offers various services and initiatives to support the education, licensure, and regulation of accountants, working towards the continuous improvement of the profession.