What is Accreditation and why should you care

You write courses for accounting and tax professionals. You know the content inside and out and you know the basic subject area(s) of your content. But did you know that state boards of accountancy have their own ways of recognizing subject areas?

For example, a course in “Accounting” is considered by the Texas State Board as “Technical Subjects.” In Wyoming, the State Board considers “Accounting” as Code A. In Maine, the State Board considers it “Unlimited Subjects.” When your courses reach professionals in more than one state, it is important that you accredit (or “translate”) your course’s subject area(s) into state-recognized subject areas, so your learners know how the course will be recognized by their respective state boards. (Accreditation applies to credit amounts and delivery methods as well.)

CPE123 accredits all courses as a logical part of any course entry.  If you get a CPA from Maine, you can tell her that the subject area is “Unlimited Subjects,” and when a licensee from Wyoming asks, you can tell him that the subject area is “Code A.”

Just one of many benefits of using CPE123!

CPE123 has been built from the ground up by accounting and tax professionals; it is designed for CPE content providers … it is not an “off-the-shelf” LMS that has been tailored/customized with plug-ins and add-ons.

Thinking about it?

Try CPE123 today!

Start here: go.cpe123solutions.com. Create a demo account. You can quickly log in and begin using CPE123; add professionals, add  and accredit courses, manage registrations, mark attendance, report, and more!

Your demo account will remain active for 60 days … if you like CPE123 and want to use it, your demo account can easily be converted to a full account. If you like, we can assist with importing professionals and/or courses.

CPE123 … A New Way.

We are an experienced team of real people who actually value your feedback and will use it to improve your products and ours. We will partner and consult with you, ensuring that you stay on track and in compliance … with NASBA and all state boards of accountancy.

That’s it in a nutshell.