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UAA

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UAAUniversity of Alaska Anchorage
UAAUniversal Audio Architecture
UAAUniversity Athletic Association
UAAUndeliverable As Addressed
UAAUniversidad Autónoma de Aguascalientes (Mexico)
UAAUyghur American Association
UAAUniversity Aviation Association
UAAUniform Accountancy Act (US)
UAAUkraine Air Alliance (airline)
UAAUrban Affairs Association
UAAUtilised Agricultural Area
UAAUse Attainability Analyses
UAAUtility Arborist Association
UAAUnified Access Architecture (ACT Networks, Inc.)
UAAUniform Adoption Act
UAAUnited Arab Airlines (now Egypt Air)
UAAUnified Audio Architecture
UAAUniversity Alumni Association
UAAUniversal Application Architecture
UAAUnternehmensAnwendungsArchitektur
UAAUnited Action for Animals
UAAUNO Accessibility API
UAAUtah Apartment Association
UAAUnderground Action Alliance
UAAUtah Alternate Assessment
UAAUndergraduate Alumni Association
UAAUltimate Alien Anthology (Star Wars game)
UAAUganda Artists Association
UAAUniversal Administered Address
UAAUnited Anarchists of America
UAAUnion of African Architects
UAAUrology Administration Assembly (Medical Group Management Association)
UAAUracil-Adenine-Adenine
UAAUrgent Action Appeals (Amensty International)
UAAUnit Assembly Area
UAAUkrainian Alumni Association
UAAUnited Azerbaijan Association
UAAUniversity of Aviation Association
UAAUnity of Action Accord
UAAUser Authority Agent
UAAUser Awareness Agreement


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The UAA concept was simple: States would eliminate the existing "temporary and incidental" provisions that allowed the CPA profession to serve clients for 100 years virtually unhampered throughout the country and replace it with a standardized practice privilege that would be similar to a driver's license.
This article will clarify substantial equivalency and identify recent changes in the UAA that are affecting its implementation in the 55 U.
Under the "substantial equivalency" concept, which was developed by the AICPA and the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy as part of the Uniform Accountancy Act, CPAs with a valid license from a state with CPA licensing criteria that are "substantially equivalent" to those out-lined in the UAA can practice in another state without obtaining a license from that state.
 
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