MO SB1233

Modifies CPA licensure to require a baccalaureate or post-baccalaureate degree with accounting concentration, with one year of experience for advanced degrees or two years for baccalaureate-only applicants

Replaces "substantial equivalency" standard with "mobility" provisions allowing out-of-state CPAs with valid unrestricted licenses to practice in Missouri without obtaining a separate license or paying fees, provided they passed the Uniform CPA Examination and met specified education/experience requirements

Removes the definition of "substantial equivalency" from statute and eliminates references to NASBA Qualification Appraisal Service verification for reciprocity applicants

Reduces the minimum years of practice required for social worker supervisors from five years to three years across all supervisor categories (clinical, master, advanced macro, and baccalaureate)

Clarifies that speech-language pathology clinical fellowship supervision must be performed by a licensed speech-language pathologist in good standing, rather than any person licensed in the profession the applicant seeks