Nevada CPAs are required to complete 80 hours within a two-year period, with a minimum of 20 hours each year.
Newly licensed Nevada CPAs are exempt from the CPE requirements for their first annual renewal.
Yes, Nevada CPAs must complete 4 hours of professional ethics. View more
Yes, if a CPA performed work on audits, reviews, compilations, or attestation services, a minimum of 8 hours of CPE in accounting and auditing is required each year.
Detailed fields of study are available on the Nevada Board of Accountancy's website. Click here to access it.
Yes, all CPE can be completed through self-study, provided the courses are from approved providers.
Eligible activities include self-study, educational programs by accounting organizations, university or college courses, firm educational programs, and more.
CPE credits must be completed by January 31 annually.
CPE credits must be reported annually from January 1 to December 31.
Nevada CPAs must renew their licenses by January 31 annually.
No, Nevada CPAs cannot carry over excess CPE credits to the next reporting cycle.
Nevada CPAs must retain their CPE records for 3 years, as they may be subject to audit by the state board.
The renewal fee for Nevada CPAs is $200. View more
Nevada CPAs can visit the Nevada Board of Accountancy website for further details on CPE requirements and regulations.
Failure to meet CPE requirements or renew by January 31 may result in penalties and the inability to practice public accounting until compliance is achieved.
Yes, Nevada Board of Accountancy accepts courses if the provider is approved by NASBA. As a NASBA-approved provider (143597), our courses comply with Nevada CPE regulations. You can refer to the "QUALIFIES FOR" section on each course page to check eligibility.
