State CPE Requirements
Michigan
Welcome to your go-to guide for fulfilling your Continuing Professional Education requirements, tailored to your state’s specific mandates and regulations.
Revision Date:
November 9, 2022
All Continuing Professional Education (CPE) requirements are sourced from NASBA. For detailed information, please visit the NASBA CPE Requirements page.
Total CPE Hours Required
80 hours
CPE Reporting Period
7/1 to 6/30 biennially
License Renewal Deadline
7/31 biennially
License Renewal Deadline:
7/31 biennially
CPE Reporting Period:
7/1 to 6/30 biennially
Total CPE Hours Required:
80 hours
Minimum CE Hours per year:
40 hours
Ethics Requirements:
4 hours, with a minimum of 2 per year
1 hour of Michigan Statutes and Administrative Rules applicable to Public Accountancy
Credit Limitations:
Instruction: A maximum of 50% (20 hours) per year is allowed for instruction credits.
Self-Study: A maximum of 50% (20 hours) per year is allowed for self-study credits.
Blended Learning: Blended learning credit is accepted if the credit amount complies with the current rounding rules.
Other Subject Area Requirements:
8 hours per year in Accounting and Auditing
Other State Policies:
Carryover: A maximum of 40 hours earned in excess of the 40-hour per year requirement may be carried forward into the following year. Additionally, a maximum of 8 hours in accounting and auditing and 2 hours in ethics per year can be carried forward into the following year.
Exemption: A non-resident licensee may meet Michigan’s CPE requirements by fulfilling the CPE requirements of his/her principal place of business. If the principal place of business does not have CPE requirements, the licensee must meet Michigan’s requirements.
Accepted Programs: Michigan accepts CPE credits for programs offered by NASBA sponsors.
Other State CPE Requirements
Deadlines always sneak up on you, but not this time.
Financial and Accounting Professionals reporting in one of the states listed below can easily find their State’s CPE Requirements.