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However, it's important to note that not all CPAs provide notary services, as it is not a core aspect of their professional expertise.
Notary services involve certifying and witnessing the signing of legal documents, verifying the identity of the signers, and confirming that they are signing voluntarily and knowingly. This can include documents such as affidavits, contracts, deeds, powers of attorney, and more.
CPAs who also hold a notary public commission can offer notary services as an added convenience to their clients. While notary services may not directly relate to accounting or tax matters, they can be beneficial in situations where clients require notarization for financial or legal documents.
However, it's essential to verify whether a specific CPA offers notary services, as not all CPAs are notaries. State regulations regarding notary services also vary, so CPAs providing these services must adhere to the specific requirements and guidelines set forth by their state's notary laws.
Clients seeking notary services from a CPA should inquire beforehand to ensure that the CPA is duly authorized, maintains an active notary commission, and can provide the necessary notarial acts within the scope of their practice.
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