Kara C. asked
My husband and I own his CPA firm in Illinois. He died last week. He was a CPA, and I am not. He had no partners. Is there a grace period in which his employees, some CPAs, can continue the work? We are in the beginning of the tax season.
February 5th, 2023
Megan S. answered
Work can continue under the supervision of licensed CPAs, but it should ideally not extend into the ...
February 5th, 2023
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