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At the Texas State Board of Public Accountancy (TSBPA), we are dedicated to safeguarding the public’s trust in the accounting profession. Our mission is to protect the public by ensuring Texas certified public accountants possess the necessary education, skills, and capabilities to perform competently in the profession of public accountancy.
The TSBPA Customer Service Survey is now closed. Thank you to everyone who provided feedback. The survey results will be
Some CPAs have received emails claiming to be from the NASBA Enforcement Division about a complaint that has been filed
The May 2026 issue of the Texas State Board Report is now available online. VIEW NEWSLETTER In this issue, you
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The Texas Legislature enacted a new pathway for applicants to qualify for the CPA Exam and obtain the CPA certificate.
The Texas State Board of Public Accountancy (Board) proposes the following changes to the rules: 501.81 concerning Firm LicensingCPAs providing
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The Uniform Certified Public Accountant Examination (CPA Exam) is the examination administered to people who wish to become Certified Public Accountants (CPAs) in the United States of America.
You must meet the following education qualifications to take the CPA Exam:
You do not need to be a CPA to prepare tax returns; however, if you are a CPA you must have a current license to practice.
The Texas State Board of Public Accountancy generally does not have jurisdiction over individuals who are not licensed CPAs. The exception to this rule is that the Board is authorized to act against persons who practice public accountancy without licenses issued by the Board.