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Vermont CPA Ethics CPE Requirement

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

VT General NASBA ethics accepted QAS Self-Study

Requirement summary

Ethics hours required4
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 ethics within each two-year reporting period.

Vermont CPA ethics CPE questions

How many hours of ethics CPE do Vermont CPAs need?

Four hours during each two-year reporting period, within the 80-hour total.

What counts as ethics in Vermont?

Ethics for accountants, which may include the AICPA Code of Conduct or the Vermont accountancy statutes and rules. There is no requirement that the course be Vermont-specific, and the Board accepts NASBA sponsors.

When is my Vermont CPE due?

Licences renew biennially on 31 July in odd-numbered years, and the reporting period runs 1 August to 31 July across the two years.

Does my Vermont ethics course have to cover Vermont statutes?

No. The four hours must be in ethics for accountants, which may include the AICPA Code of Conduct or the Vermont accountancy statutes and rules. Either satisfies the requirement, so a general ethics course from a NASBA sponsor qualifies.

Can I carry hours forward in Vermont?

Up to 10 excess hours may be carried into the next reporting period, but they cannot be used to satisfy the accounting and auditing or the ethics requirements.

Can I complete all my hours by self-study?

Yes. All 80 hours may be completed through self-study from NASBA-approved sponsors. Retain your documentation for five years.

Board of Accountancy

Vermont Board of Public 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.