Nebraska CPA License Renewal Deadline 2027
Nebraska CPA license renewal
Biennial. Individual permits expire June 30 of the first year after issuance in which the holder's age becomes divisible by two -- in practice this splits individuals into even-birth-year and odd-birth-year cohorts (Neb. Rev. Stat. § 1-136(1)(a),(2)(b)).
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| If your birth year is… | Your next renewal deadline |
|---|---|
| Odd | June 30, 2027 |
| Even | June 30, 2028 |
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Renewal fee: $200. Flat $200 fee for an Active Permit to Practice (individual), renewed biennially by June 30. Firm permits are separate and cheaper: $100/year, per the same Board fee schedule, renewed annually by June 30 under Neb. Rev. Stat. § 1-136(2)(a) (which caps the firm figure at $150, board-set within that cap). read the rule →
CPE required: 80 hours every 2 years (4 ethics hours). Full CPE requirements →
What does it cost to reinstate a lapsed Nebraska license? →
Does Nebraska's CPA FIRM (not just the individual license) need to register separately? →
Frequently asked questions
How does Nebraska's CPA license renewal cycle work?
Biennial. Individual permits expire June 30 of the first year after issuance in which the holder's age becomes divisible by two -- in practice this splits individuals into even-birth-year and odd-birth-year cohorts (Neb. Rev. Stat. § 1-136(1)(a),(2)(b)).
How much does it cost to renew a CPA license in Nebraska?
$200. Flat $200 fee for an Active Permit to Practice (individual), renewed biennially by June 30. Firm permits are separate and cheaper: $100/year, per the same Board fee schedule, renewed annually by June 30 under Neb. Rev. Stat. § 1-136(2)(a) (which caps the firm figure at $150, board-set within that cap).
Does Nebraska require CPE hours to renew a CPA license?
Yes -- Nebraska requires 80 hours of CPE every 2 years. That includes 4 ethics hours. See the full Nebraska CPE requirements page for the exact citation.
What does it cost to reinstate a lapsed Nebraska CPA license?
$200. No separately named reinstatement fee is published: the board's current fee schedule lists 'Active Permit to Practice -- $200', which is what a returning registrant pays, and its reinstatement application states no fee of its own. Neb. Rev. Stat. Sec1-136(3) caps whatever the board sets at $300, and 288 NAC ch. 7 confirms the board sets its fee schedule annually by resolution rather than in rule.
Does a CPA firm need to register separately in Nebraska?
Yes -- Nebraska has its own firm-level registration or permit requirement, separate from an individual CPA's license renewal. See the full Nebraska firm renewal page for the exact cycle and citation.