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The mission of the Texas State Board of Public Accountancy is to protect the public by ensuring that persons issued certificates as certified public accountants possess the necessary education, skills, and capabilities and that they perform competently in the profession of public accountancy.
The mission of the Texas State Board of Public Accountancy is to protect the public by ensuring that persons issued certificates as certified public accountants possess the necessary education, skills, and capabilities and that they perform competently in the profession of public accountancy.
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CPAverify provides an online search for employers, professionals and the general public, allowing anyone who may need to verify a CPA's status to check the designation and find out CPA licensing information provided by participating State Boards of Accountancy.
The first step to determine your eligibility to take the CPA exam is to submit an Application of Intent. The website contains detailed information about these and other requirements to take the CPA exam and become a Texas CPA.
Individual Renewal. Individual licensees can use Online Services to manage all phases of the renewal process. Select Annual License Renewal from the Licensee Menu to complete your renewal online. If all requirements are met your license will be issued the next business day.
LOGIN. Report CPE courses throughout the year; track your CPE requirement. Enter your CPE as you complete a course. Complete the Annual License Renewal. You can begin submitting information for your renewal six weeks prior to the submission deadline.
Phone: (512) 305-7851. Fax: (512) 305-7875. Email: Qualifications/Exam. During these unusual times, we suggest that you communicate with a staff member by email. Contact the Qualifications/Exam Division with questions in the following areas: Qualifying for the exam.
Accounting Courses – After January 1, 2024 to take the CPA Exam. The Board requires that an applicant complete no fewer than 21 semester hours or quarter hour equivalents of upper-level accounting courses to take the CPA Exam. The courses may be completed in one of the following ways.
The Application of Intent is used to evaluate an applicant's education to determine if it complies with the Public Accountancy Act and the Board's Rules. It is also used to allow the Board an opportunity to complete a background investigation of the applicant.