Continuing Professional Education for CPAs Texas
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Continuing Professional Education for CPAs Texas is essential for Certified Public Accountants to maintain their licenses and stay updated with industry standards. The Texas State Board of Public Accountancy (TSBPA) mandates CPAs to complete Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credits to ensure compliance with state and federal regulations. These CPE courses cover various topics, including accounting, auditing, taxation, ethics, fraud prevention, and financial management. Texas CPAs are required to complete 120 CPE hours over a three-year reporting period, with a minimum of 20 hours per ye
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Call (800) 394-6275 Shopping Cart - 0 item(s) - $0.00 Search American Center for Continuing Professional Education Sign up & subscribe now for ACCPE's coupon codes! Login/Signup My Account Checkout Subscribe Subscribe email Texas And Ohio Only Texas And Ohio Only Accounting & Auditing Accounting & Auditing Clearance Clearance Taxation Taxation Mini Courses Mini Courses Personal Development Personal Development Retirement & Estate Planning Retirement & Estate Planning Ethics Ethics On Demand Videos On Demand Videos Home » Continuing Education for Accountants Texas Continuing Education for Accountants Texas License Renewal Date Last day of birth month annually CPE Reporting Period Ends on last day of the CPA's birth month, over a three year rolling period General Requirement 120 hours, with a minimum of 20 per year Ethics Requirement 4 hour ethics course every 2 years. Providers o?ering ethics courses must register with the Board. Other Subject Area Requirements None Credit Limitations Instruction: 20 hours maximum per year. Instruction of an introductory level college course is not accepted. Nano Learning: 50% maximum in a three year reporting period. For nano learning, a passing grade is 100%. Non-Technical Courses: 50% maximum in a three year reporting period. Other Certi?cations: 50% maximum in a three year reporting period for the successful completion of certi?cation programs, such as a Certi?ed Financial Planner, Certi?ed Internal Auditor, Certi?ed Fraud Examiner, other related ?nancial certi?cations, and/or related ?nancial securities licenses. Published Materials: 10 hours maximum per year for authors and reviewers of published articles and books. Fields of Study: This jurisdiction has a rule(s) placing limitations on certain subject areas or requiring a certain number of credits within a certain subject area or group of subject areas. Con?rmation with the Board of the impact of the changes included in the new Fields of Study document, which went into e?ect September 1, 2016, is included in this analysis. Credit Calculation Instruction: Credit is equal to three times presentation. Repeat instruction of the same course is only accepted if the material is substantially changed. Multiple instructors shall receive proportional CPE credit. Partial Credit: For live and blended learning programs, a minimum of one full credit (50 minutes) must be awarded initially, but after the ?rst credit has been earned, credits may be awarded in one-?fth increments (10 minutes) or one-half increments (25 minutes). For self-study, a minimum of one-half credit (25 minutes) must be awarded initially, but after the ?rst full credit (50 minutes) has been earned, credits may be awarded in one-?fth increments (10 minutes) or in one-half increments (25 minutes). For nano learning, credits must be awarded only as one-?fth credit (10 minutes). University/College: One semester hour equals 15 CPE hours; One quarter hour equals 10 CPE hours. Other State Policies CPE Reciprocity: A non-resident licensee may meet Texas' CPE requirements by meeting the CPE requirements of the licensee's principal place of business. If the principal place of business has no CPE requirements, then the licensee must meet Texas' CPE requirements. Provider Approval: All providers, including NASBA sponsors, must register with the Board. Non-Registered Sponsors: Credit hours earned from sources other than registered sponsors should be submitted on the appropriate form, "Claiming Continuing Professional Education Credits from a Non-Registered Sponsor," justifying the reason the CPE credit hours are being claimed and the bene?t to the licensee or the licensee's employer. Licensees may not claim more than ?fty percent of their hours from non-registered sponsors in any three year reporting period. CONTINUE CONTINUE About us Social Contact us The American Center for Continuing Professional Education Connect with us on social media for information on CPE ACCPE o?ers a?ordable self-study CPE for CPAs, enrolled agents, requirements, CPA news and special o?ers. 3207 Wicklow Ln tax preparers and students interested in furthering their Clover, South Carolina, 29710 education. Monday - Friday 10:00AM - 2:00PM protected by reCAPTCHA Our courses are available in the following formats: Sign up for tips and deals Privacy - Terms - (800) 394-6275 Textbook, PDF, and Exam Only. We also o?er some On- Demand and Webinar courses. email address info@accpe.com Find more information on our CPA Education blog. SUBSCRIBE SUBSCRIBE Information Customer Service Links My Account » About Us » Contact Us » GAAP Texas » My Account » Ordering Information » Returns » Ethics CPE Texas » Order History » FAQ » Site Map » Continuing Education for Accountants » Wish List » State Board Information Texas » Newsletter » Continuing Education Texas » Forensic CPE Texas Copyright © 2025 - All Rights Reserved · Privacy · Terms