SHARE: Author: Jessica Luttrull, Associate Director-National Registry and Technical Research The NASBA National Registry of CPE Sponsors plays a significant role in the acceptance of Continuing Professional Education (CPE) courses by state boards of accountancy in the United States. The primary role of the National Registry is to maintain a centralized list of CPE sponsors that meet the specific requirements of the Statement on Standards for CPE Programs (Standards), jointly issued between NASBA and the AICPA. This registry helps streamline the process of approving CPE courses for licensed Certified Public Accountants (CPAs) in various states. Here’s how it works:
By providing this centralized registry, NASBA helps ensure that CPAs have access to high-quality and relevant CPE courses that meet the specific requirements of their state board. It also streamlines the administrative process for both CPE sponsors and state boards of accountancy. It’s important to note that while the National Registry of CPE Sponsors can facilitate the acceptance of CPE courses, individual state boards of accountancy may have their own additional requirements or specific criteria for CPE course approval. Therefore, CPAs should always check with their state board for the most up-to-date information on CPE requirements and accepted courses. |
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