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The Texas Society of Certified Public Accountants (TSCPA) is a nonprofit, voluntary, professional organization representing Texas CPAs. TSCPA has 20 local chapters statewide and has 27,000 members. The Society is committed to serving the public interest with programs that advance the highest standards of ethics and practice within the CPA profession.

Get the basic facts and figures about TSCPA in the TSCPA Media Kit.

Do You Need a CPA? – Locate a Texas CPA who can help you with personal financial planning, small business questions, taxes, and other financial issues. CPA firms and businesses seeking to employ a Texas CPA can post a classified listing on this website. Learn more about Choosing A CPA.

Visit ValueYourMoney.org - The Texas Society of CPAs' free consumer website contains information about saving, investing, credit, insurance, and other typical consumer financial topics. While there, register for a free monthly e-newsletter covering personal finance issues like saving for retirement, identity theft protection, budgeting, tax planning, and more.

Speakers Bureau - Find a dynamic CPA to discuss a personal finance or small business topic at your civic organization's next meeting. TSCPA member volunteers perform public service by providing information on accounting careers to students, and by promoting financial literacy to the public in a variety of ways.

Search for State Licensed CPAs - Use this online search tool to find licensed Texas CPAs. The Texas State Board of Public Accountancy (TSBPA) is the state agency that regulates public accounting in Texas by the authority of the Public Accountancy Act. The State Board is the agency to contact regarding all official questions regarding CPA licensing, examination, continuing professional education (CPE) requirements, and enforcement.