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Below you will find the basic prerequisites, test center locations, exam fees, resources, and contact information to help you better understand all Nebraska CPA requirements. There may be additional qualifications including continuing education or work experience. For help with further requirements, we offer FREE U.S. CPA Exam Eligibility Assessments to anyone purchasing or already purchased a 4-part Wiley CPAexcel Review Course. We will provide you continued support throughout the application process at no additional charge.

The data on this page was last reviewed and updated in January 2024.

CPA Exam Requirements in Nebraska

Education


Baccalaureate degree is required
150 total semester hours
30 semester hours of accounting
30 semester hours of business
Specifics for required courses and semester hours. See full education requirements on the Nebraska Board of Accountancy website.

View Other Nebraska Education Requirements.

Residency


US citizenship is not required.
Nebraska residency is required.

Age


NO Age Requirements.

Exam Fees:


Education Evaluation Application Fee $105
Auditing and Attestation (AUD) $344.80
Financial Accounting and Reporting (FAR) $344.80
Regulation (REG) $344.80
Business Analysis and Reporting (BAR) $344.80
Information Systems and Controls (ISC) $344.80
Tax Compliance and Planning (TCP) $344.80
Total: $1,484.20

*Registration fee for re-examination depends on the number of parts you are retaking. Fees are
always subject to change.

Contact Information:


Nebraska State Board of Public
Accountancy

Email: dan.sweetwood@nebraska.gov
Phone: 402-471-3595
Address:
P.O. Box 94725
Lincoln, NE 68509-4725
140 N. 8th Street, Ste 290
Lincoln, NE 68508


CPA License Requirements in NE

Education


Continuing education is required.

Work Experience


1 Year of Work experience is required.

Other Qualification


Social Security Number is required.

Pass the NBPA and AICPA Ethics Exam.

Getting your CPA license in Nebraska can mean that additional requirements must be met. Since fees, requirements, and rules may change on a frequent basis, we highly recommend contacting the Nebraska State Board of Accountancy for complete licensing information.

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