fl-31229846: 61H1-33.003 — The Board proposes rule amendments to update and clarify the rule language regarding (CPE) renewals.

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Summary

The Board proposes rule amendments to update and clarify the rule language regarding (CPE) renewals.

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31229846, 61H1-33.003 - Florida Administrative Rules, Law, Code, Register - FAC, FAR, eRulemaking Home About Us Contact Us Help Florida Department of State and Division of Library and Information Services Home Advanced Search MyFLRules Rules Open for Comments Notice: 31229846 Notice of Proposed Rule Department: DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL REGULATION Division: Board of Accountancy Chapter: REESTABLISHMENT OF PROFESSIONAL KNOWLEDGE AND COMPETENCY Overview RULE: 61H1-33.003   Continuing Professional Education PURPOSE: The Board proposes rule amendments to update and clarify the rule language regarding (CPE) renewals.

Summary

The proposed amendments detail changes regarding continuing professional education (CPE) deadline requirements regarding renewal. RULEMAKING AUTHORITY: 455.213, 455.2179, 473.304, 473.312 FS. LAW: 455.213, 455.2179, 473.312 FS. PRINT PUBLISH DATE: 8/10/2026   Vol. 52/154

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