Oklahoma CPE Requirements
CPE Information
License Renewal Date Last day of birth month annually CPE Reporting Period 1/1 to 12/31 triennial rolling General Requirement 120 hours;20 hours per year Ethics Requirement Four (4) hours of professional ethics Other Subject Area Requirements
- A minimum of 72 hours of the 120 hours earned shall be in subject areas related to the practice of public accounting with at least 8 hours completed each year in the specific areas of accounting, taxation, or assurance, if a CPA's main area of employment is industry.
- A minimum of 4 hours per year in the subject area of compilation engagements (not compilation and review) if the licensee is actively involved in the supervision or review of compilation engagements for third party reliance, unless the licensee or the licensees firm is enrolled in an approved peer review program. Course #2045 - Compilatin and Review can be used to fulfill this requirement, however, you should request that a letter be included with your certificate stating that 4 of the 20 hours were specifically in the area of compilations.
- Self-study is allowed full credit if interactive; all Sequoia CPE courses are interactive
- Maximum self-study allowed: 100%
Board Information
Oklahoma Accountancy Board201 NW 63rd Street, Suite 210
Oklahoma City, OK 73116
Phone: (405) 521-2397
Fax: (405) 521-3118
Website: oklahoma.gov/oab.html
Contact Board
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Sequoia CPE is a NASBA QAS-approved sponsor and our courses are accepted for CPAs in the state of Oklahoma. NASBA QAS Sponsor ID: 121900.
Acceptable Areas of Study: Oklahoma CPE requirements list: Accounting, assurance/advisory, consulting services, specialized knowledge and applications, management, taxation and ethics. Other subjects including personal development may be acceptable if they maintain and/or improve the registrant's professional competence.
PLEASE NOTE: Since state board regulations are constantly changing, the information contained here is deemed reliable however it is not guaranteed. We encourage you to contact your state board to answer any questions and confirm or clarify any requirements listed here.
