A Temporary Permit is required of all persons who perform services within the State of Nevada for a client, are non-residents of the State of Nevada, do not have an office in the State of Nevada and who are licensed as a certified public accountant or public accountant in another state or jurisdiction.
A Temporary Permit is not required if you do not plan on physically entering the state. A permit is not required if testifying as an expert witness.
The application must specify the name of the client, the nature of the service to be provided, and the anticipated dates and duration of the engagement.
Temporary permits are granted for periods of 6 months. If the engagement is longer than 6 months, new permits must be obtained for each subsequent 6 month period or portion thereof.
30 days after the expiration of a Temporary Permit, the applicant shall file an end report to the Board indicating the names of all persons present in the state and employed in the conduct of the engagement. Additional fees of for each additional person will be assessed with the end report.
The permit will be issued by letter of approval upon receipt of a completed application and ratified by the Board at it's next scheduled meeting. The additional items such as transcripts etc., will be monitored and must be received before a second permit will be issued.