NEWS RELEASE For Immediate Release
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LINCOLN, Neb., - May 9, 2008 - The Nebraska Board of Public Accountancy has launched a new service that allows CPAs and CPA firms to renew their licenses online. The service can be accessed through the state’s official Web portal at http://www.nebraska.gov or directly at http://www.nbpa.ne.gov.

"This new service is provided as a convenience to our licensees”, said Dan Sweetwood, Executive Director of the Nebraska Board of Public Accountancy. "CPAs and CPA firms can simply log into the service and within a few short minutes know with certainty that their license renewals have been processed successfully."

The CPA license renewal period is now underway and runs through May 31. The online license-renewal program is the fastest and easiest way for CPAs and CPA firms to complete their renewals. In order to complete a renewal, the CPA and/or CPA firm are asked to answer a few validation questions and then use the secure login to update their information. Once they complete the application, they can pay their renewal fee in easy-to-follow steps. Visa and MasterCard are processed through http://www.Nebraska.gov’s secure payment server. New licenses are mailed once the Board has accepted the renewal application.

"This service allows busy CPAs and CPA firms to renew their licenses any time day or night," said Sweetwood. "So far, the response has been overwhelmingly positive."

The license renewal program was built by the Board in partnership with http://www.Nebraska.gov.

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