Continuing Professional Education (CPE) refers to the ongoing learning activities that CPAs undertake to maintain and enhance their professional competence. Most states require CPAs to complete a certain number of CPE hours annually or biennially to maintain their license.
These requirements vary by state and may include specific hours in ethics, technical subjects, and other areas. Staying compliant ensures you maintain your professional standing and continue to provide quality service to your clients.
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CPE is ongoing training and education that professionals undertake to maintain competency and stay current with industry standards, regulations, and best practices.
Certified Public Accountants (CPAs) and other licensed professionals are typically required to complete CPE to maintain their state licenses and professional certifications.
CPE ensures that you stay updated with evolving regulations, accounting standards, and industry practices, maintaining your professional competence and license validity.
CPE credits can be earned through various approved educational activities including live seminars, webinars, self-study courses, university classes, and professional conferences.
Yes! Many CPE credits can be earned through online courses, webinars, and self-study programs offered by NASBA-approved providers.
Yes, maintaining records of your CPE certificates is essential for state board audits. Our platform stores all your certificates securely in the cloud.
CPE credits are typically valid for the reporting period in which they are earned. Requirements vary by state - some have annual periods while others are biennial or triennial.
Carryover policies vary by state. Some states allow excess credits to carry forward while others do not. Check your state's specific requirements for details.