CPE Credits Offered through the IIA Twin Cities Chapter
The Twin Cities IIA provides one hour of CPE for each 50 minutes of training, either through roundtables or training courses. These CPE credits will be recognized by The IIA for IIA certification purposes.
There are a variety of certifications and certifying bodies, many with different requirements. Unless otherwise noted, the CPE credits available for attendees at roundtables and training courses do not qualify for NASBA CPE.
Each event attendee is responsible for maintaining their own CPE records, determining if they have met their annual CPE requirements, and responding to certification and/or CPE audit inquiries. If you are the subject of a CPE audit by The Institute of Internal Auditors, please refer to the information below.
CPE Audits
The Chapter office will maintain Attendance Logs for each Chapter-sponsored Insight Series or training programs and will provide a copy of Attendance Logs to session attendees that are having their continuing professional education (CPE) hours “audited.” The Attendance Log will note the session title, date, and start and end times. The Attendance Log will contain signatures of each participant at in-person sessions. A download of a Zoom meeting Participant Report will serve as the Attendance Log for virtual sessions and will show the number of minutes each participant was in attendance. The Attendance Log will not note the number of continuing professional education (CPE) hours that each participant earns.
IIATC board members agreed that it is each IIA member’s ethical responsibility to report CPE information accurately to IIA headquarters. Any member who attended an Insight Series session or training program and needs documentation to evidence one’s attendance for “audit” purposes, may send an email to the IIATC Chapter office at iia.twincities@tciia.org. The Chapter office will then provide the member with a copy of the requested Attendance Log.
When IIA headquarters requests a member's CPE records, the member is required to provide “a letter, certificate, or other written independent attestation of course completion.” IIATC board members believe that the Attendance Log fulfills this requirement.
Revised 11/09/2022
