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CPAs holding valid and unrevoked certificates issued by the State Board of Public Accountancy of any state or territory of the United States or District of Columbia, whether or not engaged in the public practice of accountancy, and not meeting the requirements of a retired, lifetime, 40-year member, or honorary member. Also open to accounting professionals holding a valid and unrevoked certificate or license issued by a foreign credentialing entity recognized by TXCPA.

Open to industry-related credential holders, non-CPA professionals working with and sponsored by a TXCPA CPA member, and non-CPA professionals holding a bachelor’s degree who work in the accounting/finance function in an organization. Former CPAs who hold a license that was revoked for a non-administrative reason are not eligible to join TXCPA in any non-CPA member category.

Industry-related credential holders:
Attorneys
Chartered Financial Analysts (CFA)
Certified Financial Planners (CFP)
Certified Fraud Examiners (CFE)
Chartered Global Management Accountant (CGMA)
Certified Information Systems Auditors (CISA)
Certified Information Technology Professionals (CITP)
Certified Internal Auditors (CIA)
Certified Management Accountants (CMA)
Certified Valuation Analyst (CVA)
Enrolled Agents (EA)

College students with a business-related major can join TXCPA and get connected to their future profession.

Candidate membership is open to those within five years of graduation or within five years of passing at least one part of the CPA Exam. Licensed CPAs are not eligible for candidate membership.

High school or college/university educators who teach business-related classes on a part-time or full-time basis. CPAs and non-CPAs are eligible for this member category.

Not a licensed CPA, does not qualify for any other membership categories. Offers a related service or product for accounting and finance professionals. Requires two TXCPA CPA member sponsors. Associate members are subject to branding and marketing restrictions. This is an individual membership that includes membership in a local TXCPA chapter.

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TXCPA Passport – Special Savings for TXCPA Members

Subscribe today for one year of unlimited access to a catalog of on demand CPE courses available to watch anytime. Your subscription also includes access to new course additions to the catalog as they become available.

Invest in a TXCPA Passport for the introductory member price of just $199 and immediately access a library of online programming covering a variety of topics in accounting, auditing, taxation, fraud, management, leadership and more are available at your fingertips. Upgrade your CPE experience today!

Courses in the TXCPA Passport include:

Credits	Titles
2	706 and 709 Understanding the Issues
2	A Practical Guide to Trusts
2	Absolutes of Control Design Activities
1.2	Auditing Update
1.2	Business Fraud Primer and Update
4	Coaching Skills for CPAs, Controllers and Financial Managers
2	Communication in the Workplace: Business Communication Essentials
2	Creative Strategies for Buying, Selling, or Gifting a Business
1.4	Current Events and Recent Guidance, Regulatory, and Legal Developments Related to Use of Technology
2	Design Considerations of an Effective Anti-Fraud Program
1	Designing Company Anti-Fraud Training Programs
1.2	Digital Currency and Loyalty Programs
1	Domicile Planning for your Client
1	Dynamic Communication: Strategies for Achieving Buy-In
1	Effective Virtual Teams and Virtual Meetings
1	Empowering the People Who Power Your Mission
1.8	Establishing an Anti-Fraud Environment
2	Estate Administration Process - The Tax Practitioners Guide
1.4	FASB Accounting and Auditing Update
2	FASB Update
1	Fear is Not a Dead End
2	Financial Statement Presentation and Disclosure
2	Form 706 Line by Line
2	Form 709 Line by Line
1	Fraud in Governments and the Importance of Internal Controls
1	Fraud in the Government Environment
2	Fringe Benefit Planning Under Tax Reform
1.8	GASB Update
1	GASB Update 2019
4	Getting Ahead: The Art of Marketing for CPAs
1	Giving Feedback That Delivers Results
1.2	Hosting Services and Non-Attest Services
1	How State Lines Impact Estate, Tax, and Financial Planning
2	Internal Fraud Prevention - Increasing the Perception of Detection
2	IRAs and Qualified Retirement Plans
4	Mastering the One Minute Relationship: How to Immediately Build Rapport and Trust So You Can Create More Business
1.2	Measuring and Communicating a Government’s Financial Health
4	Mergers & Acquisitions: Tricks, Traps, & Terrors
1	Navigating Difficult Conversations
1	Navigating Guidance on Grants and Contributions - The Impact of ASU 2018-08 on Not for Profit Entities
2	Planning and Evaluating the Risk Based Audit
2	Postmortem Estate Planning
3	Preparation and Compilation Annual Update 2019 for smaller firms (3hrs)
1.5	Prepare a Financial Statement
2	Public Speaking for Business
4	Public Speaking for CPA's: How to Write, Present, and Use Public Speaking to Advance Your Career
1	Recognizing and Correcting Failures in a Clients Estate Plan
2.2	Review Financial Statement and Engagement Procedures
2	Review of Financial Statements - Annual Update
2	Revising and Expanding Charitable Planning Techniques
2	Revising Estate Planning Due To Tax Reform
2	Role of Internal Controls in the Risk Based Audit
1	Self-Promotion for Career Advancement: Communicating Your Strengths
1	Setting up Programs for Innovation: A Six Step Process
1	Single Audit Update 2019
1	Social Media 101: Know the Essentials for Your Business
2	Social Media and Your Business
4	Strategies in Handling and Challenging Texas Audits
1.8	Tax Efficiency in Investing
4	Texas Sales & Use Tax
4	Texas Sales Tax for the Construction Industry
4	Texas Sales Tax for the High-Tech Industry
4	Texas Sales Tax for the Oilfield Industry
1	The Communication Equation (TM) for Business Professionals
1	The Neuroscience of Conversations - Building Trust as a Leader
2	The Preparation of 1041- Understanding the Issues
1	Turbulence Ahead - Navigating the Storms of Change with Choices
2	Understanding Business Valuations
1.2	Understanding Key Issues for Tax Exempt Organizations
1.8	Unrelated Business Income and Common Errors in Completion of Form 990
1	Why Listening is Important: (Hint, You Can SELL MORE)
2	Why You Should Pay Attention to YouTube and How to Make it Work for You and Your Business
1	YellowBook and Indirect Costs
136.9	plus new titles and credits as they are added

DUES AND CHAPTER INFORMATION

The TXCPA membership investment for CPA's is {{currentCPADues}} plus applicable chapter dues. The TXCPA membership investment is prorated on a quarterly basis for new members. All membership dues are non refundable.

All dues are payable by June 1 of each year. The membership year begins on June 1 and ends on May 31 of the following year.

TXCPA's Bylaws state that members are assigned to local chapters based upon their principal office address. If you reside in a chapter different from the one where you work, you can specify a preference to be a member of that chapter. Contact TXCPA Member Services with questions or to specify a preference. Email TXCPA Member Services or call 800-428-0272 - option 1 (in Dallas 972-687-8500) to speak with a Member Services representative. See map of TXCPA's chapters.

Mailing List Permission I hereby authorize TXCPA and its related entities to include my name and address on approved third-party mailings.

As a member of TXCPA, you will receive communications by e-mail, text messages and mail that are designed to keep you up-to-date on your profession and the benefits of membership in TXCPA. These communications may include commercial content such as information about educational courses, affinity programs, and other membership-related benefits.

I hereby make application for admission to the TEXAS SOCIETY OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS.

By clicking the accept button, I acknowledge, on this date {{currentDate}}, that I have read and will abide by the membership requirements and dues schedule which are stated above. I will also abide by the Bylaws and the Code of Professional Ethics of the Texas Society of Certified Public Accountants upon acceptance.

Open to industry-related credential holders, non-CPA professionals working with and sponsored by a TXCPA CPA member, and non-CPA professionals holding a bachelor’s degree who work in the accounting/finance function in an organization.Former CPAs who hold a license that was revoked for a non-administrative reason are not eligible to join TXCPA in any non-CPA member category.

Industry-related credential holders:
Attorneys
Chartered Financial Analysts (CFA)
Certified Financial Planners (CFP)
Certified Fraud Examiners (CFE)
Chartered Global Management Accountant (CGMA)
Certified Information Systems Auditors (CISA)
Certified Information Technology Professionals (CITP)
Certified Internal Auditors (CIA)
Certified Management Accountants (CMA)
Certified Valuation Analyst (CVA)
Enrolled Agents (EA)

The TXCPA membership investment for Student Members is {{currentStudentDues}} including chapter dues. All membership dues are non refundable.

All dues are payable by June 1 of each year. The membership year begins on June 1 and ends on May 31 of the following year.

TXCPA's Bylaws state that members are assigned to local chapters based upon their principal office address. If you reside in a chapter different from the one where you work, you can specify a preference to be a member of that chapter. Contact TXCPA Member Services with questions or to specify a preference. Email TXCPA Member Services or call 800-428-0272 - option 1 (in Dallas 972-687-8500) to speak with a Member Services representative. See map of TXCPA's chapters.

Mailing List Permission I hereby authorize TXCPA and its related entities to include my name and address on approved third-party mailings.

As a member of TXCPA, you will receive communications by e-mail, text messages and mail that are designed to keep you up-to-date on your profession and the benefits of membership in TXCPA. These communications may include commercial content such as information about educational courses, affinity programs, and other membership-related benefits.

I hereby make application for admission to the TEXAS SOCIETY OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS.

By clicking the accept button, I acknowledge, on this date {{currentDate}}, that I have read and will abide by the membership requirements and dues schedule which are stated above. I will also abide by the Bylaws and the Code of Professional Ethics of the Texas Society of Certified Public Accountants upon acceptance.

The TXCPA membership investment for Candidates is {{currentCandidateDues}} including chapter dues. All membership dues are non refundable.

All dues are payable by June 1 of each year. The membership year begins on June 1 and ends on May 31 of the following year.

TXCPA's Bylaws state that members are assigned to local chapters based upon their principal office address. If you reside in a chapter different from the one where you work, you can specify a preference to be a member of that chapter. Contact TXCPA Member Services with questions or to specify a preference. Email TXCPA Member Services or call 800-428-0272 - option 1 (in Dallas 972-687-8500) to speak with a Member Services representative. See map of TXCPA's chapters.

Mailing List Permission I hereby authorize TXCPA and its related entities to include my name and address on approved third-party mailings.

As a member of TXCPA, you will receive communications by e-mail, text messages and mail that are designed to keep you up-to-date on your profession and the benefits of membership in TXCPA. These communications may include commercial content such as information about educational courses, affinity programs, and other membership-related benefits.

I hereby make application for admission to the TEXAS SOCIETY OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS.

By clicking the accept button, I acknowledge, on this date {{currentDate}}, that I have read and will abide by the membership requirements and dues schedule which are stated above. I will also abide by the Bylaws and the Code of Professional Ethics of the Texas Society of Certified Public Accountants upon acceptance.

High school or college/university educators who teach business-related classes on a part-time or full-time basis. CPAs and non-CPAs are eligible for this member category.

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Dues are not deductible as charitable contributions for income taxpurposes but may be deductible as an ordinary business expense, subject to IRS restrictions.TXCPA estimates that 8 percent of your dues dollar is not deductible in accordance with IRC Sec. 6033.

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Dues are not deductible as charitable contributions for income taxpurposes but may be deductible as an ordinary business expense, subject to IRS restrictions.TXCPA estimates that 8 percent of your dues dollar is not deductible in accordance with IRC Sec. 6033.

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