Consortia
Continuing Professional Education

Improve Your Knowledge and Skills
Consortia Accounting School continuing professional education (CPE) improves your bookkeeping, payroll, accounting, and tax knowledge and skills.
NASBA CPE Sponsor
Consortia Accounting School is approved as a registered sponsor on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors.
The sponsorship affirms our commitment to the delivery of high-quality continuing professional education in compliance with the Statement of Standards for Continuing Professional Education Program standards and the program requirements of the National Registry of CPE Sponsors.

IRS Continuing Education Provider
Consortia Accounting School is approved by the IRS to provide continuing education for Enrolled Agents, Certified Tax Professionals, and other tax return preparers.

Receiving CPE
CPB, CQE, CAP, CAA, CTP, EA, and CPA professionals receive CPE upon completion of Consortia Accounting School courses and training programs.
To receive CPE, complete the CPE Request Form and we'll email you a CPE certificate.
Recommended CPE Schedule
Certified Public Bookkeeper (CPB) License
Our CPB license requires you to obtain 24 hours of continuing professional education each year.
Therefore, to obtain your CPB CPE and improve your value and marketability, we recommend you obtain your Certified Accounting Paraprofessional (CAP) license by completing the Accounting What the Numbers Mean course.
The course qualifies for 22 CPE credits.
For more information, go to CAP Program.
Certified Accounting Paraprofessional (CAP) License
Our CAP license requires you to obtain 24 hours of continuing professional education each year.
Therefore, to obtain your CAP CPE and improve your value and marketability, we recommend you obtain your Certified Accounting Analyst (CAA) license by completing the Accounting Analysis course.
The course qualifies for 28 CPE credits.
For more information, go to CAA Program.
Certified Tax Preparer (CTP) License
Our CTP license requires you to obtain 24 hours of continuing professional education each year.
Therefore, to obtain your CTP CPE and improve your value and marketability, we recommend you obtain your Certified Tax Planner (CTP) license by completing the Tax Planning Fundamentals course.
The course qualifies for 36 CPE credits.
For more information, go to Tax Planner Program.
Consortia Accounting School CPE Courses
Bookkeeping
Intuit QuickBooks
Accounting
Accounting Analysis
Request a CPE Certificate
Fill out this form to request a CPE Certificate