Courses and mini-courses sponsored by the AICPA or any state CPA or PA society, National Tax Institute, West Virginia Tax Institute, etc.;
University and college courses (other than Principles of Accounting) which contribute to the professional competence of a CPA;
Formal home study courses approved by AICPA, NASBA and state and local Societies of CPAs;
Firm in-house programs sponsored by accounting firm associations, other than "on-the-job" training;
Published books and articles, to a maximum of 60 hours credit per publication;
Technical sessions at meetings of professional organizations or other organizations of direct interest and application to the practice of public accountancy, such as the West Virginia Tax Institute; and
Courses approved by and registered with the NASBA National Registry or the NASBA West Virginia Roster. A listing of NASBA approved programming can be reviewed at: http://registry.nasbatools.com/dynamic/list_registry_sponsor?mode=ALL;
Qualifying Programs do not include:
Providing services to clients;
Presentations to nonprofessional groups such as schools, civic, religious, or community organizations; and
2022 CPE Season is upon us. Please ensure that you secure all CPE hours by December 31, 2022, and report the CPE courses online by the January 31, 2023 deadline.