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Ohio permit holders and those wishing to return to practice must meet CPE requirements to maintain their CPA licenses. The following information will help you navigate the CPE rules to stay in compliance.
Board rule 4701-7-01 requires a criminal records check in order to receive an Ohio CPA certificate, whether by original issuance, reciprocity, or transfer of CPA examination grades. CPA candidates also should consult Revised Code sections 4701.08, and 4776.01 to 4776.04.
Continuing professional education (CPE) is required to renew an Ohio permit. CPE is also required if a licensee holds an Ohio non-practicing registration and wishes to obtain an Ohio permit. A licensee may request a practicing permit at any time. The CPE required to return to practice is outlined in Rule 4701-15-09.
You must renew your CPA license every three years. The triennial reporting period begins on January 1st and ends on December 31st three years later. Certificate holders whose license is expired or suspended may renew at any time once the CPE requirements for return to practice have been met.
Each year, approximately 20 percent of renewing Ohio permit holders randomly are selected to verify their continuing professional education (CPE). Those selected for CPE verification must provide documentation of completion of 120 credits earned during the prior three-year reporting period.
Continuing Professional Education (CPE) CPE credit requirements and what qualifies as CPE.
A: Yes. You must complete the continuing professional education (CPE) requirements applicable to Ohio permit holders. This requirement is 120 CPE credits (including three credits of Board-approved professional standards and responsibilities any subject matter requirements based on the work you perform) each three-year reporting period. 3.
The Accountancy Board of Ohio, in cooperation with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA), offers a CPE tracking tool for all Ohio CPAs. All licensees are strongly encouraged to begin using the CPE Audit Service as it will be mandatory in the future.
License Lookup-Find a CPA, PA, Public Accounting Firm, or CPE Sponsor. Looking to verify a CPA license status? Please visit CPAVerify.org, or send an email to ACCBd-Ohio@acc.ohio.gov. Please note the State’s public license lookup status of Active means “valid and current,” in relation to all license types. All certified public accountants ...
The academic requirements for admission to the CPA Examination. Completion of at least 120 semester college credits (180 quarter college credits). NOTE: 150 semester credits are required to apply for certification as an Ohio CPA.