NASBA renewal

CPA Continuing Professional Education

The revised 2026 CPE Standards became effective August 1, 2026, while actual CPA requirements remain jurisdiction-specific.

Requirement reviewed 19 August 2026Authority: NASBA

The revised 2026 CPE Standards became effective August 1, 2026, while actual CPA requirements remain jurisdiction-specific.

012026 CPE Standards approved by NASBA/AICPA
02Revised Standards effective on a transition schedule beginning August 1, 2026
03Individual CPA requirements remain jurisdiction-specific

Calculate your remaining requirement

Use your issuer portal as the source for the completed amount and cycle dates, then use this calculator to turn the current requirement into a personal gap.

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Standards and license rules are different layers

The joint NASBA/AICPA Standards provide a framework for CPE programs. Your board of accountancy controls your actual license CPE total, ethics, reporting period, carryover, and filing rules.

2026 transition dates matter

NASBA states that different program situations move to the revised Standards on different dates, including August 1, 2026, March 1, 2027, and November 1, 2028 unless a licensing body establishes otherwise.

Use your state board before filing

Treat any generic CPA CPE calculator as a personal arithmetic tool. Enter the requirement from your jurisdiction instead of assuming a national total.

Source checked August 18, 2026NASBA Registry — 2026 CPE Standards

Revised 2026 Standards for Continuing Professional Education, effective August 1, 2026, subject to jurisdiction adoption/transition.

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Before submitting: Reconcile this planning page with the current issuer portal, including dates, category totals, fees, reporting, and final status.