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Qualifying Programs
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Courses and
mini-courses sponsored by the AICPA or any state CPA or PA society, National
Tax Institute, etc.
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University and
college courses (other than Principles of Accounting) which contribute to
the professional competence of a CPA
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Formal home study
courses approved by NASBA, AICPA and Societies of CPAs
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Programs
sponsored by other groups (NAA, AMA, etc.) if they meet the same educational
objectives
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Firm in-house
programs sponsored by accounting firm associations, other than "on-the-job"
training
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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
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Courses approved
by and registered with the NASBA National Registry or the NASBA West
Virginia Roster.
| Published books and articles, to a maximum of
60 hours credit per publication. (with approval by the Board) |
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Qualifying Programs do not include:
| Providing services to clients |
| Presentations to nonprofessional groups such
as schools, civic, religious, or community organizations |
| Informal review of professional journals |
IMPORTANT CPE NOTICE - March 2007
It has come to
the attention of the Board that the American Center for Continuing
Professional Education (ACCPE) is marketing self-study and on-line
programming to West Virginia CPAs and that many of you have received
brochures and discount coupons. Several West Virginia CPAs have
claimed CPE credit for self-study courses secured through the ACCPE.
Please be advised: ACCPE is not approved by either NASBA or the
AICPA as a CPE provider and therefore is not approved to offer CPE
credit by the West Virginia Board of Accountancy.
If you claim CPE credit for any ACCPE courses, the credit will be
denied. Contact Brenda Turley, CPE Coordinator, at the Board
office if you have any questions regarding this information. (304)
558-3557
Last edited: 06/01/2007
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