Nebraska CPE Requirements
/The Nebraska State Board of Public Accountancy CPE requirements are as follows:
What is the Nebraska License Renewal Deadline?
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Every other year, by June 30
What is the Nebraska CPE Reporting Period?
Every other year, from January 1 to December 31
What are the Nebraska CPE Requirements?
80 hours required for every two-year period.
Up to 16 hours (20%) of self-determined personal development courses that relate to the CPA’s current employment can be reported.
64 hours (80%) should be completed in technical areas directly related to the practice of public accountancy.
The Board recommends that any permit holder performing audits, reviews or compilations obtain a minimum of 40% of the required credit hours in Accounting and Auditing coursework.
Up to 16 hours of the CPE requirement can come from the preparation of published articles and books.
The credit for service as a lecturer cannot exceed 50% of one’s total hours.
How Many Self-Study Credit Hours Can a Nebraska CPA Take?
Self-study is limited to 50% of total hours.
What is the Nebraska Ethics Requirement?
Four hours of ethics training every two years.
Note: The AccountingTools Ethics for Nebraska course fulfills these requirements.
What Areas of Study Are Allowed for Nebraska CPAs?
Programs selected by a CPA should contribute directly to the individual’s professional competency to practice public accountancy. Programs considered acceptable are those related to the performance of professional services.
Allowable Nebraska Course Providers
The Board accepts courses from NASBA sponsors. AccountingTools is a registered sponsor with NASBA.
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Nebraska CPE Rule Reference
Chapter 8
Nebraska Board of Accountancy Address
PO Box 94725
Lincoln, NE 68509-4725
Phone: 402-471-3595
nbpa.nebraska.gov