To maintain an active CPA license in Hawaii, certified public accountants have to fulfill a CPE requirement on a biennial basis.
Here is a summary for your reference:
CPE credits have to be accumulated during a 2-year reporting period, which ends on December 31.
Within these 2 years, CPAs registered in Hawaii should fulfill at least 80 hours of accounting continuing education.
You can also contact the Hawaii Board of Accountancy for general licensing and CPE information:
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