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CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION
ASCPA offers professional development through the Continuing Professional
Education Program, ASCPA CPE Programs are among the most highly rated in the nation with
the most qualified discussion leaders.
CPE Requirements
Whether you are a CPA practicing in public accounting, industry,
government or education, you are required to fulfill mandatory continuing professional education
requirements in order to maintain your membership in the AICPA or for licensure in the State of Alaska.
The following are the minimum CPE requirements for AICPA membership, licensure in the State of Alaska,
and GAO Yellow Book compliance.
AICPA
CPA's in public practice are required to complete 120 hours of CPE
for each three-year reporting period, with a minimum of 20 hours each year, beginning 1993-1995 and thereafter.
CPA's not in public practice will be required to complete 90 hours within a three-year period
with a minimum of 15 hours each year, beginning 1993 - 1995 and thereafter.
Governmental CPE Requirements
In order to satisfy the continuing education requirements by the
Comptroller General of the United States, auditors responsible for planning, directing, conducting,
or reporting on government audits should complete, every two years, at least 80 hours of continuing
education and training which contributes to the auditors professional proficiency. At least
20 hours should be completed in any one year of the two year period. Individuals responsible for planning,
directing, conducting substantial portions of the fieldwork, or reporting on government audit should
complete at least 24 of the 80 hours in subjects directly relating to the government environment and
to government auditing. If the entity operates in a specific or unique environment, auditors should receive
training that is related to that environment.
To view the PDF documents below, you must have Adobe
Reader installed on your computer.
2008 CPE Catalog (pdf size 134KB) and 2008 CPE Discussion Leaders (pdf size 46KB)
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