Ethics Exam Requirement By State - Revision history

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	===What is the difference between the Ethics Exam requirement and Ethics CPE requirements?===		===What is the difference between the Ethics Exam requirement and Ethics CPE requirements?===
	The ethics exam is a course with an exam that some state boards require you to complete with a passing score before being issued your CPA license. In comparison, ~~the Ethic~~ CPE ~~requirement is a catch-all term for various state rules~~ that an already-licensed CPA must have a certain number of ~~their~~ continuing education relating to ethics. The notable difference here is that passage of the Ethics Exam is required before getting your license, whereas the CPE is done after already receiving licensure.		The ethics exam is a course with an exam that some state boards require you to complete with a passing score before being issued your CPA license. In comparison, ethics requirements for CPE means that already-licensed CPA's must have a certain number of the annual continuing education relating to ethics. The notable difference here is that passage of the Ethics Exam is required before getting your license, whereas the CPE is done after already receiving licensure.

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	===~~What is the difference between the Ethics Exam requirement and Ethics CPE requirements?~~===		=== History ===
	The ethics exam is a course with an exam that some state boards require you to complete with a passing score before being issued your CPA license. In comparison, the Ethic CPE requirement is a catch-all term for various state rules that an already-licensed CPA must have a certain number of their continuing education relating to ethics. The notable difference here is that passage of the Ethics Exam is required before getting your license, whereas the CPE is done after already receiving licensure.

	Ethics exams are a relatively new requirement. According to NASBA, the first ethics exam requirement was instituted by Louisiana in 1988. Many states followed suit and began requiring ethic exam completion in the early 2000's. As of 2023, 37 states require an ethics exam before licensure.		Ethics exams are a relatively new requirement. According to NASBA, the first ethics exam requirement was instituted by Louisiana in 1988. Many states followed suit and began requiring ethic exam completion in the early 2000's. As of 2023, 37 states require an ethics exam before licensure.

	Many boards require a course through the AICPA. As of 2023, the cost of this course was $200 - $270. The exam is a 40 question, multiple choice, open book self-study exam. Many boards require a 90% passing grade on the exam. Online reports indicate that the AICPA course has unlimited re-takes without paying an additional fee, but you should check with the AICPA for confirmation.		Many boards require a course through the AICPA. As of 2023, the cost of this course was $200 - $270. The exam is a 40 question, multiple choice, open book self-study exam. Many boards require a 90% passing grade on the exam. Online reports indicate that the AICPA course has unlimited re-takes without paying an additional fee, but you should check with the AICPA for confirmation.

			===What is the difference between the Ethics Exam requirement and Ethics CPE requirements?===
			The ethics exam is a course with an exam that some state boards require you to complete with a passing score before being issued your CPA license. In comparison, the Ethic CPE requirement is a catch-all term for various state rules that an already-licensed CPA must have a certain number of their continuing education relating to ethics. The notable difference here is that passage of the Ethics Exam is required before getting your license, whereas the CPE is done after already receiving licensure.

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What is the difference between the Ethics Exam requirement and Ethics CPE requirements?

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	===What is the difference between the Ethics Exam requirement and Ethics CPE requirements?===		===What is the difference between the Ethics Exam requirement and Ethics CPE requirements?===
	The ethics exam is a course with an exam that some state boards require you to complete with a passing score before being issued your CPA license. In comparison, the Ethic CPE requirement is a catch-all term for various state rules that an already-licensed CPA must have a certain number of their continuing education relating to ethics. The notable difference here is required before getting your license, whereas the CPE is done after already receiving licensure.		The ethics exam is a course with an exam that some state boards require you to complete with a passing score before being issued your CPA license. In comparison, the Ethic CPE requirement is a catch-all term for various state rules that an already-licensed CPA must have a certain number of their continuing education relating to ethics. The notable difference here is that passage of the Ethics Exam is required before getting your license, whereas the CPE is done after already receiving licensure.

			Ethics exams are a relatively new requirement. According to NASBA, the first ethics exam requirement was instituted by Louisiana in 1988. Many states followed suit and began requiring ethic exam completion in the early 2000's. As of 2023, 37 states require an ethics exam before licensure.

	Many boards require a course through the AICPA. As of 2023, the cost of this course was $200 - $270. The exam is a 40 question, multiple choice, open book self-study exam. Many boards require a 90% passing grade on the exam. Online reports indicate that the AICPA course has unlimited re-takes without paying an additional fee, but you should check with the AICPA for confirmation.		Many boards require a course through the AICPA. As of 2023, the cost of this course was $200 - $270. The exam is a 40 question, multiple choice, open book self-study exam. Many boards require a 90% passing grade on the exam. Online reports indicate that the AICPA course has unlimited re-takes without paying an additional fee, but you should check with the AICPA for confirmation.

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	===What is the difference between the Ethics Exam requirement and ~~Ethic~~ CPE ~~requirement~~?===		===What is the difference between the Ethics Exam requirement and Ethics CPE requirements?===
	The ethics exam is a course with an exam that some state boards require you to complete with a passing score before being issued your CPA license. In comparison, the Ethic CPE requirement is a catch-all term for various state rules that an already-licensed CPA must have a certain number of their continuing education relating to ethics. The notable difference here is required before getting your license, whereas the CPE is done after already receiving licensure.		The ethics exam is a course with an exam that some state boards require you to complete with a passing score before being issued your CPA license. In comparison, the Ethic CPE requirement is a catch-all term for various state rules that an already-licensed CPA must have a certain number of their continuing education relating to ethics. The notable difference here is required before getting your license, whereas the CPE is done after already receiving licensure.

			Many boards require a course through the AICPA. As of 2023, the cost of this course was $200 - $270. The exam is a 40 question, multiple choice, open book self-study exam. Many boards require a 90% passing grade on the exam. Online reports indicate that the AICPA course has unlimited re-takes without paying an additional fee, but you should check with the AICPA for confirmation.


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	==What is the difference between the Ethics Exam requirement and Ethic CPE requirement?==		===What is the difference between the Ethics Exam requirement and Ethic CPE requirement?===
	The ethics exam is a course with an exam that some state boards require you to complete with a passing score before being issued your CPA license. In comparison, the Ethic CPE requirement is a catch-all term for various state rules that an already-licensed CPA must have a certain number of their continuing education relating to ethics. The notable difference here is required before getting your license, whereas the CPE is done after already receiving licensure.		The ethics exam is a course with an exam that some state boards require you to complete with a passing score before being issued your CPA license. In comparison, the Ethic CPE requirement is a catch-all term for various state rules that an already-licensed CPA must have a certain number of their continuing education relating to ethics. The notable difference here is required before getting your license, whereas the CPE is done after already receiving licensure.

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	\| Delaware \|\| Yes		\| Delaware \|\| Yes
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	\| Florida \|\| style="background-color: #~~FFB6C1~~" \| No		\| Florida \|\| style="background-color: #98FB98" \| No
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	\| Georgia \|\| style="background-color: #~~FFB6C1~~" \| No		\| Georgia \|\| style="background-color: #98FB98" \| No
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	\| Guam \|\| style="background-color: #~~FFB6C1~~" \| No		\| Guam \|\| style="background-color: #98FB98" \| No
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	\| Hawaii \|\| style="background-color: #~~FFB6C1~~" \| No		\| Hawaii \|\| style="background-color: #98FB98" \| No
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	\| Idaho \|\| Yes		\| Idaho \|\| Yes
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	\| Illinois \|\| Yes		\| Illinois \|\| Yes
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	\| Indiana \|\| style="background-color: #~~FFB6C1~~" \| No		\| Indiana \|\| style="background-color: #98FB98" \| No
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	\| Iowa \|\| Yes		\| Iowa \|\| Yes
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	\| Kansas \|\| Yes		\| Kansas \|\| Yes
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	\| Kentucky \|\| style="background-color: #~~FFB6C1~~" \| No		\| Kentucky \|\| style="background-color: #98FB98" \| No
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	\| Louisiana \|\| Yes		\| Louisiana \|\| Yes
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	\| Maine \|\| style="background-color: #~~FFB6C1~~" \| No		\| Maine \|\| style="background-color: #98FB98" \| No
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	\| Maryland \|\| Yes		\| Maryland \|\| Yes
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	\| Massachusetts \|\| style="background-color: #~~FFB6C1~~" \| No		\| Massachusetts \|\| style="background-color: #98FB98" \| No
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	\| Michigan \|\| style="background-color: #~~FFB6C1~~" \| No		\| Michigan \|\| style="background-color: #98FB98" \| No
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	\| Minnesota \|\| Yes		\| Minnesota \|\| Yes
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	\| Nevada \|\| Yes		\| Nevada \|\| Yes
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	\| New Hampshire \|\| style="background-color: #~~FFB6C1~~" \| No		\| New Hampshire \|\| style="background-color: #98FB98" \| No
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	\| New Jersey \|\| Yes		\| New Jersey \|\| Yes
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	\| New Mexico \|\| Yes		\| New Mexico \|\| Yes
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	\| New York \|\| style="background-color: #~~FFB6C1~~" \| No		\| New York \|\| style="background-color: #98FB98" \| No
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	\| North Carolina \|\| Yes		\| North Carolina \|\| Yes
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	\| North Dakota \|\| Yes		\| North Dakota \|\| Yes
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	\| Northern Marianas Islands \|\| style="background-color: #~~FFB6C1~~" \| No		\| Northern Marianas Islands \|\| style="background-color: #98FB98" \| No
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	\| Ohio \|\| Yes		\| Ohio \|\| Yes
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	\| Oregon \|\| Yes		\| Oregon \|\| Yes
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	\| Pennsylvania \|\| style="background-color: #~~FFB6C1~~" \| No		\| Pennsylvania \|\| style="background-color: #98FB98" \| No
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	\| Puerto Rico \|\| style="background-color: #~~FFB6C1~~" \| No		\| Puerto Rico \|\| style="background-color: #98FB98" \| No
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	\| Rhode Island \|\| Yes		\| Rhode Island \|\| Yes
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	\| Texas \|\| Yes		\| Texas \|\| Yes
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	\| US Virgin Islands \|\| style="background-color: #~~FFB6C1~~" \| No		\| US Virgin Islands \|\| style="background-color: #98FB98" \| No
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	\| Utah \|\| Yes		\| Utah \|\| Yes
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	\| Washington \|\| Yes		\| Washington \|\| Yes
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	\| West Virginia \|\| style="background-color: #~~FFB6C1~~" \| No		\| West Virginia \|\| style="background-color: #98FB98" \| No
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	\| Wisconsin \|\| Yes		\| Wisconsin \|\| Yes

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	What is the difference between the Ethics Exam requirement and Ethic CPE requirement?		==What is the difference between the Ethics Exam requirement and Ethic CPE requirement?==
	The ethics exam is a course with an exam that some state boards require you to complete with a passing score before being issued your CPA license. In comparison, the Ethic CPE requirement is a catch-all term for various state rules that an already-licensed CPA must have a certain number of their continuing education relating to ethics. The notable difference here is required before getting your license, whereas the CPE is done after already receiving licensure.		The ethics exam is a course with an exam that some state boards require you to complete with a passing score before being issued your CPA license. In comparison, the Ethic CPE requirement is a catch-all term for various state rules that an already-licensed CPA must have a certain number of their continuing education relating to ethics. The notable difference here is required before getting your license, whereas the CPE is done after already receiving licensure.

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