Georgia CPA License Renewal Deadline 2027
Georgia CPA license renewal
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Renewal fee: $100. Flat $100.00 biennial renewal fee for individual CPA license (Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. Rule 20-10-.02(6)). Firm renewal is a separate, higher $150.00 biennial fee, per Rule 20-8-.01(1)(d). read the rule →
CPE required: 80 hours every 2 years (4 ethics hours). Full CPE requirements →
What does it cost to reinstate a lapsed Georgia license? →
Does Georgia's CPA FIRM (not just the individual license) need to register separately? →
Frequently asked questions
How does Georgia's CPA license renewal cycle work?
Individual CPA license expires December 31 of odd-numbered years. Current cycle ends 2027-12-31.
How much does it cost to renew a CPA license in Georgia?
$100. Flat $100.00 biennial renewal fee for individual CPA license (Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. Rule 20-10-.02(6)). Firm renewal is a separate, higher $150.00 biennial fee, per Rule 20-8-.01(1)(d).
Does Georgia require CPE hours to renew a CPA license?
Yes, Georgia requires 80 hours of CPE every 2 years. That includes 4 ethics hours. See the full Georgia CPE requirements page for the exact citation.
What does it cost to reinstate a lapsed Georgia CPA license?
$300. $300 reinstatement fee (Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. r. 20-10-.04(1)(a)), payable in addition to completing the CPE catch-up requirement. For that catch-up, the rule also requires at least 20% of the hours in accounting/auditing, at least 80 of the hours within the 2 years preceding the application, and bars carryover hours from counting toward reinstatement.
Does a CPA firm need to register separately in Georgia?
Yes, Georgia has its own firm-level registration or permit requirement, separate from an individual CPA's license renewal. See the full Georgia firm renewal page for the exact cycle and citation.