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Connecticut CPA CPE Requirements 2026: 40 Hours a Year
Connecticut CPAs need 40 CPE hours a year and 4 ethics hours every three cycles. See attest rules, caps and carryover.
Tennessee CPA CPE Requirements 2026: 80 Hours Every Two Years
Tennessee CPAs need 80 CPE hours every two years, 20 a year and 2 state-specific ethics hours. See carryover and attest rules.
Minnesota CPA CPE Requirements 2026: 120 Hours in Three Years
Minnesota CPAs need 120 CPE hours in a rolling three years, 20 a year and 8 ethics hours, with no carryforward. Rules explained.
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Colorado CPA CPE Requirements 2026: 80 Hours Per Two-Year Period
Colorado CPAs need 80 CPE hours per two-year period, including 4 ethics hours. See CR&R rules, category caps and deadlines.
Maryland CPA CPE Requirements 2026: 80 Hours Every Two Years
Maryland CPAs need 80 CPE hours per two-year term, including 4 ethics hours, and can carry up to 80 hours forward. Rules explained.
Washington CPA CPE Requirements 2026: 120 Hours Every Three Years
Washington CPAs need 120 CPE hours every three years, 20 a year and a Board-approved ethics course. See the caps and renewal dates.
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Michigan CPA CPE Requirements 2026: 40 Hours a Year, 80 Per Cycle
Michigan CPAs need 40 CE hours each year of a two-year cycle, with 8 in auditing and accounting and 2 in ethics. Rules explained.
Massachusetts CPA CPE Requirements 2026: 80 Hours Every Two Years
Massachusetts CPAs need 80 CPE hours every two years, including 4 ethics hours, with no carryover. See the rule and first-renewal schedule.
Virginia CPA CPE Requirements 2026: 120 Hours in a Rolling Three Years
Virginia CPAs need 120 CPE hours over a rolling three years, 20 a year and 2 ethics hours annually. Here is how the rules work.
What Does CPE Stand For? CPE Meaning, Credits and NASBA Explained
CPE stands for continuing professional education. Here is what it means for US CPAs, how credits are calculated and what NASBA and state boards each decide.
CPA Mobility and CPE: Practising Across State Lines in 2026
Under CPA mobility rules a CPA with a substantially equivalent licence can practise in another state without registering, but each board decides its own CPE rules.
CPE Audits for CPAs: What Boards Ask For and How Long to Keep Records
State boards audit CPE records at random, and the proof, retention period and penalties differ by state: five years in New York, four in California, two in Florida.