CPE Credit by State
CFO Resources LLC has developed its courses with NASBA, AICPA and state guidelines in mind; consequently, CFO Resources is accepted in many states for CPE credit. We meet the Statement on Standards for CPE. Courses also meet the requirements for CIA and CGFM CPE as well as CFP CE and EA CE. Currently all our Live Streaming tax courses are NASBA certified. (Learn Live Technologies NASBA # 108061)
Program Sponsor Agreements
CPAs
All CPA licensees have the individual responsibility of selecting appropriate courses. Many states have their own requirements and rules on self study programs - in terms of content, number of self study hours allowed and quality of program; therefore, it is important to understand that YOUR State Board of Accountancy is the final authority for a particular program as well as for the course classification. CPE credit measurement is based upon one credit for every 50 minutes.
Most state boards do not have formal sponsor programs however a few state boards do require CPE providers to register and provide them with sponsor numbers. Sponsor information numbers are shown in the listing below. CFO Resources' courses are accepted by many but not all State Boards of Accountancy.
We have provided a summary of information by state however, given the volume of information it may not always be up to date therefore, we have provided a link to the state board too. You should always check with your board as they are the final authority on any program even when formal sponsorship has been given.
(1)North Carolina: CPAs from this state may only take the Excel e-book and Tax e-book courses that have been developed by CFO Resources and its affiliates.
Ohio : CFO Resources was registered as an Ohio CPE provider; however, the Accountancy Board of Ohio notified us that effective 1/1/08, it was no longer accepting registration of sponsors located outside of Ohio. We are located in Indiana so we can no longer register as an Ohio CPE Sponsor. The Accountancy Board of Ohio does "accept credit from sponsors that are not registered if an Ohio CPA can show that the program taken from the unregistered sponsor contributed to his or her professional competence." We meet that requirement.
*Interactive Courses- A few states such as California, Connecticut,and Oklahoma require that self-study courses be interactive. All of our courses are considered interactive in format through the use of an online review guide that tests for understanding and provides evaluated feedback to incorrectly and correctly answered questions.
Some states require that we either be a member of NASBA, the QAS program or registered with the state itself. We are not yet a member of NASBA and we have not entered into sponsor agreements yet with some states. Currently all our Live Streaming tax courses are NASBA certified (Learn Live Technologies NASBA # 108061)
We do not have state sponsor agreements yet with New York, New Jersey, or Texas.
The following states require NASBA and/or QAS registration which we have not applied for: Arkansas, Florida, Kansas, Maryland, Minnesota, Mississippi, Oregon, South Carolina,Tennessee and West Virginia - therefore, if you a member of one of these states you should not take one of our courses for credit.
For CFP Sponsor information, click here. |
