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2021-05-25

How do I get CPE fast?

How do I get CPE fast?

Main Takeaways

  1. Check your State Board of Accountancy CPE requirements before making your CPE study plan.
  2. Register for CPA courses, webinars, and webcasts to earn your credit hours.
  3. Collect as much documentation to support the CPE credits you’ll claim.
  4. Keep your documentation for five years minimum.

How can I get free CPE?

Here is a list of free CPA resources for CPAs:

  1. AICPA CPE Courses. The American Institute of CPAs (AICPA) offers hundreds of CPE self-study courses.
  2. BDO Online CPE. BDO is a CPA firm based in Belgium.
  3. Corporate Finance Institute (CFI)
  4. CPEThink Courses.
  5. Crowe CPE for CPAs.
  6. Deloitte CPE.
  7. EY CPE and Webcasts.
  8. Edward Jones.

What qualifies as CPE credit?

What Are CPE Credits? CPE stands for Continuing Professional Education, and all CPAs are required to receive them in order to maintain a license to practice. Think of it as professional development hours.

How do you fill unstructured CPE hours?

  1. Complete at least 45 CPE credit hours of structured/unstructured learning in each rolling three-year period.
  2. Complete a minimum 10 CPE credit hours of structured/unstructured learning each year.

How many CPE credits do you need?

California CPA CPE General Requirements 80 hours of CPA CPE are required every 2 years, with 20 CPE hours required annually including the following subject areas: Ethics: 4 hours of ethics CPE.

What happens if CPE hours not completed?

Penalty for Non Compliance with CPE Hours If a CA fails to comply by the CPE Hours requirement, his/her name would be hosted on the website of ICAI for the information of the public at large. To get their names removed from this list, a CA would be required to complete double the hours of shortfall.

What are technical subjects for CPE?

Licensees shall complete a minimum of 50 percent of the required continuing education hours in the following technical subject areas: accounting, auditing, fraud, taxation, consulting, financial planning, ethics, regulatory review, computer and information technology (except for word processing), and specialized …