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  • 1.  CEP points

    Posted 07-09-2024 04:56 AM
    Hello everyone,

    Does anyone know if the CPE provided by NASBA from the LinkedIn trainings if acceptable or not for CMA CPE requirements?



  • 2.  RE: CEP points

    Posted 07-10-2024 07:47 AM

    NASBA CPE is valid for CMA CPE requirements.



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    Mark Verbeek CMA
    Controller
    Cedar Lake IN
    United States
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  • 3.  RE: CEP points

    Posted 07-10-2024 11:13 AM
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    Hi Ali,

    The following exhibit should help you with your query.

    You can learn more about CPE requirements and conditions via these links

    Earning CPE Credits with IMA | IMA

    https://www.imanet.org/-/media/6B37F211D5044AFBB193727D0D5901B6.ashx

    Hope this helps.



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    Govind Vijayakrishnan CMA, CSCA
    Management Consultant,
    Georgetown
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  • 4.  RE: CEP points

    Posted 10-25-2024 02:42 PM
    Edited by Tirthankar Ghosh 10-25-2024 02:42 PM

    Hi,

    I have a question regarding when will the CPE requirements begin. In the document you attached, it says," CPE requirements begin at the start of each calendar year once the certification is issued." So for example, my remaining part 2 exam is one Feb 2025 and my work-ex and education requirements are completed. So, if I do pass the exam, I should receive my CMA certificate in April 2025. Would my CPE requirements begin on Jan 1, 2026 or would I need to complete the 30 credits by Dec 31, 2025. 



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    Tirthankar Ghosh
    Analyst
    Kolkata
    India
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  • 5.  RE: CEP points

    Posted 10-25-2024 02:53 PM

    Tirthankar,

    I had that exact scenario in 2015.  I passed the 2nd exam in February 2015, and got my CMA certification in April 2015.  I did not have any CPE requirement until the following year, 2016.  So same would be true for you, if you pass in 2025, you won't have a CPE requirement to fulfill until 2026.

    Regards,



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    Mark Verbeek CMA
    Controller
    Cedar Lake IN
    United States
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  • 6.  RE: CEP points

    Posted 10-25-2024 03:09 PM

    Thanks Mark for taking the time to reply, this is really helpful. I am setting up my own firm next year so I would need a bit of a breather.



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    Tirthankar Ghosh
    Analyst
    Kolkata
    India
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  • 7.  RE: CEP points

    Posted 07-10-2024 08:22 PM

    Yes, all NASBA CPE's are acceptable.  Non-NASBA courses which are sponsored by the IMA (Global or a Chapter) also count towards your CMA CPE requirement.



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    Shirley Fearn CMA, CPA, CVA
    Accountant
    Alpine NY
    United States
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