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Nevada CPA Ethics CPE Requirement

2 hours of ethics CPE, per 2-yr period, for CPAs licensed in Nevada.

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Requirement summary

Ethics hours required2
Reporting cyclePer 2-yr period
State-specific content Not required
Self-study acceptedYes — NASBA QAS Self-Study
Our sponsor statusNASBA Registry #111907

Four hours of professional ethics during each renewal period.

Nevada CPA ethics CPE questions

How many hours of ethics CPE do Nevada CPAs need?

Two hours each calendar year, which is four hours across the two-year rolling period. You may see it described either way.

Does the ethics course need Board approval?

No. Nevada does not pre-approve CPE programmes or sponsors and has no sponsorship agreements, but it accepts courses from National Registry sponsors.

When is my Nevada CPE due?

The reporting period runs 1 January to 31 December and the renewal deadline is 31 December annually. As part of renewal you must document and attest to the hours completed in the prior reporting period.

Is the Nevada ethics requirement two hours a year or four every two years?

Both descriptions are in circulation and they amount to the same thing: two hours in each calendar year, which is four across the two-year rolling period. Planning for two hours annually keeps you compliant on either reading.

I am newly licensed — what applies?

Initial licensees are exempt from the CPE requirement for their first renewal.

I hold a Nevada permit but live and practise in another state — what applies?

If you are licensed to practise public accounting in another state and reside there, you must demonstrate compliance with that state's continuing education requirements. If that state has none, Nevada's requirements apply.

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Nevada State Board of Accountancy

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State boards of accountancy have final authority on the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit. Requirements change; confirm current rules with your Board before completing coursework.