Dallas CPA Society
January 2019 Newsletter
In This Issue…
- Chairman's Message
- CPE
- Convergence 2019
- Events
- Giving Back
- Announcements
- Membership
- A Word from Our Sponsors
- Classifieds
- TSCPA
Chairman’s Message
By Tim Pike, CPA
Happy 2019! I hope your new year is off to a great start. At the Dallas Chapter, we are looking forward to continuing to bring our members real value for their membership
By now, you should have received your invitation to register for Convergence 2019, and if you haven’t already, we hope you’ll take advantage of the Early Bird pricing and enroll now as capacity is limited!
The final 2018-19 installment of the Member Appreciation CPE Series will be presented on Tuesday, January 8, 2019, at the Communities Foundation of Texas. Speakers from organizations such as Haiman Hogue, IQ Investments, Gray Reed and Lynn Pinker Cox & Hurst will entertain and inform us on some of the trending accounting topics of the day.
The Young Professionals Group is presenting another of their Leadership CPE Breakfast events on Wednesday, January 9th, 7:30am at Park City Club. Kendall Helfenbein will speak on The New Science of Positive Psychology and How it Leads to Success.
On Wednesday, January 16th, we will gather for our Annual Meeting of Members at Royal Oaks Country Club in Dallas. The evening, sponsored by Xero, will begin with a cocktail reception at 5:30pm, and dinner will be served at 6:00. This year we are very excited to welcome Dave Lieber, Dallas Morning News Watchdog reporter and nationally-known funny guy, to present what is sure to be an entertaining dinner speech. Our new collaboration with the Dallas Foundation, the Young Philanthropy Award, will honor its first recipient at this event. Also during the evening, we will be voting on the 2019-20 slate of officer nominees. The cost is $30 per person, and, if you have not already done so, you may register by clickinghere.
Prior to the Annual Meeting event, the Legislative Action Committee will hold a reception benefitting the CPA-PAC fund. The cost of admission is a $35 donation to the PAC for which you will receive a beverage, networking and the opportunity to hear a surprise speaker. The event begins at 5:00pm on January 16th at Royal Oaks Country Club, and we encourage you to come out and support those who represent our livelihood in Austin.
Coming up in February is a Blockchain Collaborative and Reception event jointly presented with the Dallas Bar and Financial Planning Association.
This month sees the graduation of our tenth Leadership Development Academy class. We congratulate this group of exceptional young CPAs and look forward to their future contributions to the continued success of the DCPAS.
Wishing you a prosperous and happy month and year!
Tim Pike, Chair
2018-19 Board of Directors
Member Appreciation CPE Series
Tuesday, January 8, 2019
Plan to join your fellow DCPAS members for the very popular
Member Appreciation CPE Series
Tuesday, January 8, 2019
12:30pm-4:30pm
(Note New Time!)
in the
Community Room
of the
Communities Foundation of Texas
at North Central Expressway
Dallas, Texas 75225
Don’t miss these outstanding sessions:
Legal Aspects of Estate Planning and the Benefits of Using Trusts as Part of Your Estate and Family Protection Plan
Fred Haiman, Founding Attorney, Haiman Hogue PLLC
Rex Hogue, Founding Attorney, Haiman Hogue PLLC
Course Description: This session will cover all the documents that everyone should have, plus the various types of trusts that can be used in putting a plan together and what the pros and cons are of each. This will include, but not be limited to, keeping the government and courts out of your life; avoiding probate; avoiding guardianship; doing estate, capital gains and income tax planning; provide re-marriage protection; provide blended-family protections; asset protection; Medicaid and VA Benefits planning, etc.
Learning Objective: The objective of this course is to give accountants a legal perspective and overview of the importance of proper estate and family protection planning.
Course Level: Basic/Technical
Prerequisites: None
Let’s Take Your Accounting Firm Digital
Mo Iqbal, President & CEO, IQ Investments
Course Description: We will discuss how current digital marketing strategies will keep your firm competitive and future proof. I will also explain how digital marketing has changed over time.
Learning Objectives: Participants will hear:
- A history of digital marketing
- How digital marketing strategies can benefit your business
Course Level: Basic/Technical
Prerequisites: None
Scary Stories from the Comptroller’s Office
Israel Miller, Counsel, Gray Reed & McGraw LLP
Course Description: This presentation educates CPAs on how to defend a Texas state tax audit from the perspective of a former Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts trial attorney who personally handled over 1,700 cases and litigated over 850 of those cases.
Learning Objectives: Participants will:
- Understand how the Texas Comptroller conducts tax compliance audits
- Learn strategies for handling audits, including steps to take before, during, and after the audit.
- Gain a better understanding of the Comptroller’s STAR system
- Review case law
Course Level: Basic/Technical
Prerequisites: None
Litigation Tips and Strategies for Transactional, Business and Corporate Attorneys and CPAs
Joshua Sandler, Partner, Lynn Pinker Cox & Hurst LLP
Josh Prywes, Associate, GreenbergTraurig
Course Description: The CLE, “Litigation Tips and Strategies for Transactional, Business, and Corporate Attorneys,” is taken from the perspective of a litigator and offers helpful advice—as well as a handout checklist—for transactional, business, and corporate attorneys. The CLE addresses contract ambiguity and parol evidence, merger and integration clauses, assignment clauses, jurisdiction and venue clauses, choice of law provisions, arbitration clauses, attorney’s fees provisions, contractual representations and warranties, notice provisions, third party beneficiaries, capacity, damages and limitations on liability, non-waiver provisions, severability, and general contractual language and punctuation terms. Mr. Prywes will focus on the tax implications as to some of these contractual issues.
Learning Objectives: Participants will learn:
- To be able to better advise clients at the contract formation stage
- To obtain an overall better contract
- To avoid litigation
Course Level: Basic/Technical
Prerequisites: None
Course #: 19120815
CPE Credit Hrs: 4
Date: January 8, 2019
Time: 12:30pm-4:30pm; Registration begins at 11:30am (Note Time Change!)
Location: Communities Foundation of Texas
5500 Caruth Haven Lane, Dallas, TX 75225
Cost: $25 / Member
$150 / Non-Member
Use this link to register for this CPE Seminar.
Young Professionals CPE Breakfast
January 9, 2019
The Dallas CPA Society’s
Young Professionals Group
invites you to a
YPG Leadership Breakfast
Wednesday, January 9, 2019
7:30am-9:30am
at
Park City Club
5956 Sherry Lane, 17 th Floor
Dallas 75225
Come and hear
Kendall Helfenbein
CFO, Mint Dentistry
present
The New Science of Positive Psychology/
Psychiatry and How it Leads to Success
Course Description
Psychology and Psychiatry have always focused on illness with the goal of returning the patient to normal or average. This new field of science which was started just 20 years ago focuses on positive emotions and behavior with the goal of understanding how to strive for a more fulfilling life. Happiness, it seems, leads to success, and it can be said that success orbits around happiness. Strive first to be happy in the present, and you are more likely to become successful. Success will not lead to happiness.
The speaker will draw on many sources to give you a daily guide to increase your positive thinking and happiness and greatly improve your chances of success. The inspiration for this topic was “Positive Psychology 1504”, Harvard’s groundbreaking course and “the most popular course in the history of Harvard University”. Harvard’s class is taught over 27.5 hours and teaches empathy, friendship, love, achievement, creativity, spirituality and humor. Penn now offers a Masters Degree in Applied Positive Psychology, and many other universities are planning the same. Let’s focus on the positive not the negative for 50 minutes, what do you say? Those in public accounting really, really need this class…
Learning Objective
Learn the 5 daily steps to increase your happiness and the 6 factors for total well-being. The goal is to increase your happiness which is scientifically proven to increase your success in all aspect of life.
Course #: 19540813
CPE Credit Hours: 1.5
Date: January 9, 2019
Time: 7:30am
Location: Park City Club
5956 Shery Lane, 17 th Floor, Dallas, TX 75225
Cost: $25
To Register, click here.
DCPAS – Ethics Courses
January – February 2019
The Dallas CPA Society is pleased to offer the required, State-approved, 4-hour Ethics course, taught by Dr. Richard Mark.
Description: The course examines all of the various components of ethical issues essential to any CPA’s practice in the State of Texas. A main objective of the course is to work with CPAs to identify and reach satisfactory conclusions about ethical issues in all phases of public, corporate and governmental practice. To accomplish this objective, the course examines ethical principles and concepts, ethical reasoning, corporate governance and fraud, the impact of culture and human behavior on ethical conduct and applicable current Texas Rules of Professional Conduct through an interactive class environment.
Objective: To gain a better understanding of how a CPA’s ethical standards impact daily decision-making in practice and business.
Course No.
19600814 – January 23, 2019
19600914 – February 19, 2019
Time: 8:00am-12:00pm
Location:
Dallas CPA Society
12400 Coit Road, Suite 750
Dallas TX 75251
Level: Basic
Prerequisite: None
Format: Classroom
Credit Hrs. Four (4)
Sponsor No. 441
Cost: $120 (Member)
$150 (Non Member)
To register for these courses, please click here.
Dallas CPA Society, Dallas Bar, and Financial Planning Association
Blockchain Collaborative and Reception
Tuesday, February 26, 2019
The Dallas CPA Society,
The Dallas Bar Association
& The Financial Planning Association
present a CPE Event,
Blockchain – Impact on the Professions
and Social Hour
Tuesday, February 26, 2019
3:00pm – 6:00pm
The Clubs of Prestonwood
Speakers:
Doug Sleeter
Founder and Former CEO, The Sleeter Group
Lacey Shrum
Attorney and Founder of H7 Consulting, LLC
Ed Kless
Senior Director, Sage Accountants Solutions,
Senior Fellow at the VeraSage Institute, and
Co-Host of the Soul of Enterprise podcast
Course Description: Join Doug Sleeter, Lacey Shrum, and Ed Kless in a provocative and
enlightening two-hour discussion on how Blockchain is already creating fundamental change and opportunity for financial, legal and accounting professionals.
Learning Objective: To give attendees an understanding of the impact of Blockchain on the professions.
The evening will conclude with a social hour complete
with a cash bar, hors d’oeuvres, and an opportunity
to network with peers at the
Dallas CPA Society, Dallas Bar and
Financial Planning Association.
CPE Topic Title: Blockchain – Impact on the Professions
Course #: 19240915
Date: Tuesday, February 26, 2019
Location: The Clubs of Prestonwood
Instructor: Doug Sleeter, Lacey Shrum and Ed Kless
Prerequisite: None
CPE Credit Hours: 2 hours
CLE Credit Hours: 2 hours
Cost: $25 / Members
$35 / Non-Members of the DCPAS, DBA and FPA
Click here to register.
State Bar of Texas Tax Section Presents
Tax Law in a Day
Friday, January 25, 2019
The Texas Tax Section of the State Bar of Texas will once again be hosting Tax Law in a Day. This year the program will be held on January 25, 2019 at the Belo Mansion in Dallas. This one-day program is designed to explore basic tax topics of interest to a wide variety of tax practitioners, including attorneys, certified public accountants, and professors, as well as those professionals who encounter tax issues in their general practices. The seminar features uniquely qualified tax attorneys sharing the most recent information on current tax law changes affecting choice of entity, charitable planning, estate planning, and international tax compliance. Issues relating to Texas property taxes and the various taxes in connection with buying and selling a business in Texas will also be covered.
This course will qualify for 9.5 hours of CPE credit and will also provide attorneys with 8 hours of CLE credit, including 1.5 hours of ethics credit.
Registration is now open! Please go to the Tax Section Website for more information or click here to register for the course.
CONVERGENCE 2019
Convergence 2019
Save the Date!
!!! SAVE THE DATE !!!
The Dallas CPA Society is pleased to announce its
hallmark event of the year
CONVERGENCE 2019
Monday, April 29, 2019
Omni Frisco Hotel at
The Star
You liked it so much, we’re going back!
Join us in April at the international headquarters of the
Dallas Cowboys!
Register now
and take advantage of Early Bird pricing for
the premier accounting CPE event
in North Texas!
Click here for more information and to register.
Thank You to Our Convergence 2019 Sponsors
Events
DCPAS Annual Meeting of Members
January 16, 2019
Join us for the
Dallas CPA Society’s
Annual Meeting of Members
Wednesday, January 16, 2019
Reception: 5:30pm
Dinner: 6:00pm
Royal Oaks Country Club
7915 Greenville Avenue
Dallas, Texas 75231
Cost: $30.00
Keynote Speaker:
Dave Lieber
Dallas Morning News Watchdog Columnist,
Nationally-known humorist,
and one of America’s
top storytelling experts
will present
Moving to Texas: Is the Bark Worse than the Bite
a true love story about Texas based on Dave Lieber’s book,
The Dog of My Nightmares
Laugh and enjoy as Dallas Morning News Watchdog columnist Dave Lieber
shares a story we can all relate to – millions of newcomers
have moved to Texas in the past two decades.
How do they fit in? How do they learn about our culture?
How do we welcome them?
Click Here to Register
Legislative Affairs Committee Hosts Reception
January 16, 2019
The Dallas CPA Society’s
Legislative Action Committee
invites you to attend
a cocktail reception
prior to the DCPAS Annual Meeting of Members
January 16, 2019
5:00pm-5:45pm
Royal Oaks Country Club
7915 Greenville Avenue
Dallas, Texas 75231
Cost: $35*
for a complimentary beverage
and the opportunity to hear a special,
Surprise Speaker
To register for this event, click here.
* This constitutes a donation to the CPA-PAC and is not tax deductible.
Brown Bag Lunch Event
Tuesday, February 13, 2019
Are you a working CPA parent who finds
evening events a challenge due to family responsibilities?
Bring your lunch and
join your fellow CPAs for
an opportunity to share
Quick and Easy Recipes
and other ideas about
balancing work, play and family.
Wednesday, February 13, 2019
11:30am
Dallas CPA Society Training Facility
12400 Coit Road, Suite 750
Dallas 75251
You will need to bring your own lunch for this event.
Drinks and dessert will be provided.
There is no charge for this event,
but please RSVP here to let us know you’re coming.
See you there!
Giving Back
DCPAS Young Philanthropy Award
Finalists Announced
The Dallas CPA Society and The Dallas Foundation are pleased to announce the finalists for their first Young Philanthropy Award. These outstanding individuals are:
Alison Daubert
Montgomery Coscia Greilich LLP
Emily George
BKD LLP
Tania Sederdahl
Bland Garvey LLP
The Young Philanthropy Award was created to recognize the the outstanding contributions of CPAs under the age of 40. The inaugural award will be presented at the DCPAS Annual Meeting in January.
Announcements
Save your CPA License!
Dallas CPA Society Announces
2019 Leadership Nominees
The Dallas CPA Society Nominations Committee is pleased to announce its slate of officer nominees for the 2019-20 year.
Chair-Elect
Jason Freeman
Treasurer-Elect
Kenny Broom
DCPAS Directors
Donovan Miller
Robert Goudge
TSCPA Directors
Art Agulnek
Kenny Broom
Janae Chamblee
Sam Cheng
Neely Duncan
Sharon Lukich
Donovan Miller
Bill Moss
Skip Muller
Mitch Perry
Jeff Weyandt
Nominations Committee
Steve Aman
Kenny Broom
Janae Chamblee
Nancy Waggoner
These nominations will be voted on by the membership at the Annual Meeting of Members on January 16th.
Congratulations to the 10th Graduating Class of the
DCPAS Leadership Development Academy
This month the Dallas CPA Society will graduate its tenth Leadership Development Academy class. Graduates are:
Arsalan Ashraf, Beaird Harris & Co. PC
Alyson Brads, Huselton Morgan & Maultsby PC
Kathryn Buyse, Howard LLP
Diana Cetares, Huselton Morgan & Maultsby PC
Helen Chen, Goldin Peiser & Peiser LLP
Taylor Franta, Howard LLP
Cindy Hull, RSM US LLP
Austin Koepp, BKM Sowan Horan LLP
Kevin Lindley, Beaird Harris & Co. PC
Rebecca Manrriquez, Candy & Schonwald PLLC
Austin Waugh, DeGolyer & McNaughton
Michelle Xu, Candy & Schonwald PLLC
The Dallas CPA Society’s Leadership Development Academy was created to assist emerging leaders in the accounting and financial services industries in developing the skills necessary to be an effective leader within their profession and community.
Congratulations, LDA Class of 2018!
Membership
Scholarship Winner Spotlight
Each month, we spotlight one of this year’s Dallas CPA Society Scholarship winners. Join us this month in getting to know University of North Texas (UNT) graduate accounting student, Han Phu, and welcoming her to the Dallas CPA Society.
Han Phu is currently working toward her Masters degree in Accounting with a concentration in Taxation. She is committed to pursing a career as a CPA, and with her 4.0 GPA, she is making great progress.
Han has received the Don and Sara Sue Potts, and Alan Saxe Scholarships. She is a member of Alpha Chi Honor Society, Beta Alpha Psi and is a student affiliate of the AICPA, UNT. In addition to being a full-time student, she has also worked as a part-time bookkeeper at Brookshire Dental in Hurst for more than ten years. When she isn’t studying or working, Han gives back to her community by serving as a volunteer for VITA (Volunteer Income Tax Assistance).
The Dallas CPA Society welcomes and congratulates Han Phu!
Congratulations Are in Order
Mark Hurst was recently named Partner at Moss Adams.
TSCPA has announced its 2018-19 Accounting Education Foundation Scholarship winners, and among its 51 honorees are two DCPAS student members, Urmi Khatri and Rachel Goodwin.
Congratulations to these Dallas CPA Society members!
Welcome, January New Members!
William Acomb, CPA
Veronica Adams, Student
Waqas Admani, CPA
Connor Adrian, Student
Farzana Ajanee, Student
Grantham Akerly, CPA
Haley Allman, CPA
Connor Anderson, CPA
Kelsey Andrews, CPA
Mark Baldwin, Student
Zarah Barkatulla, Student
Neri Bayona, Student
Jason Belitz, CPA
Evan Berkowitz, CPA
Angelica Blackstock, Student
Nolon Blaylock, CPA
Alysson Bluhm, CPA
Vinson Boulom, Student
Brittney Bowles, CPA
Faith M. Boyd, Student
Sydney Brummett, Student
Kelly Butler, CPA
Sarah M. Button, CA, CPA
Matthew Cahalane, CPA
Celeste Campbell, CPA
Tito Castio, Student
Oxana Cebotar, Student
Tiffany Chan, Student
Chanthavone Chanthavong, CPA
Daniel Chapman, CPA
Harris Charles, Student
Michele Chen, CPA
Samuel Chen, CPA
Mengyi Chen, Student
Lu Chen, Student
Yi-Chuan Chen, Student
Yiqui Chen, Student
Paolo Chiantera, CPA
Huo Chon, Student
David Christensen, Student
Lauren Clark, CPA
Philip Cook, CPA
Jessica Cowan, CPA
Andrea Craven, Student
Mason Cross, Student
John Curtis, CPA
Laura Davidson, Student
Maggie Davis, Student
Brian Dietrich, CPA
Haley Dix, CPA
Wenyuan Du, CPA
Yuanjin Du, Student
Andrew Esparza, Student
Yunyun Fan, Student
Simon Fangman, CPA
Tanner Faulkner, CPA
Alexa Ferrari, Student
Brendan Flaherty, CPA
Kevin Forrest, CPA
Andrew Franco, Student
Aaron Franke, CPA
Li Fuli, Student
Marisa Galvan, CPA
Aaron Garcia, Student
Cristobal Garcia, Student
Ana Maria Garza, Student
Shang Gas, Student
Kim Gibeom, Student
Daniel Gius, CPA
Wonseok Go, Student
Michael Graham, CPA
Kevin Greene, CPA
Rachel Gruehn, CPA
Yufeng Gu, Student
Alejandra Guzman, Student
Eiju Hada, Student
Mason Hairston, CPA
Harrison Halbach, CPA
Lianzhi Han, CPA
Nathan Harbison, CPA
Kevin Hawley, CPA
Yanqing He, Student
Zachary Hefton, CPA
Katie Hill, Student
Ngoc Ho, Student
Mason Holley, Student
Spencer Hosack, CPA
Erik Hoston, Student
Jim Houzhen, Student
Elijah Hubley, Student
Amelia Hudson, CPA
Charles Hughes, CPA
Emily Ische, CPA
Ma Jimfang, Student
John Jurrius, CPA
Kai Kang, Student
Sean Keller, CPA
Alexander Kelly, CPA
Kathryn Kennedy, CPA
Andrew Khong, Student
Daniel Korthals, CPA
Jeffrey Kowalski, CPA
Liu Kuang-Hsuan, Student
Esther Kuo, CPA
Edward Yu-Ju Lai, CPA
Austin Larsh, CPA
Hannah Leconte, CPA
Dongho Lee, CPA
Johnathan Ler, CPA
Laray Lewis, CPA
Lingyun Li, CPA
Qian Li, CPA
Yi Li, Student
Sihan Li, Student
Yenor Liang, CPA
Honeshi Lin, Student
Fengyi Liu, Student
Siyi Liu, Student
Ashley Long, CPA
Meagen Long, Student
Jayu Lu, Student
Heather Lunger, Student
Xing Luo, Student
Gan Luqing, Student
Shumei Lyu, Student
Qingyuan Mao, Student
Lauren Marshall, CPA
Kelsea Martin, CPA
Israel Martinez, Student
John McCaskill, Student
Kathryne McDougal, Student Thomas McGinnis, CPA
Arin McGovern, CPA
Chase Mcmellian, CPA
Israel Medina, Student
Yelian Mevo, Student
Meg Milosevich, CPA
Mark Miskel, Student
Meesha Mobley, Student
Vidyalakshmi Mohanraj, Student
Victoria Molina, Student Rachel Montgomery, CPA
Sydney Moquist, CPA
Reno Morris, CPA
Adil Muhammad, Student
Lisa Muhwati, Student
Emily Munoz, CPA
Blake Murray, CPA
William Nabors, Student
Firdousi Nasreen, Student
Trang Nguyen, CPA
Van Nguyen, Student
Natalie Nguyen, Student
Hsu Ning, Student
Robert Nobles, CPA
Murodzhon Nurmukhamedov, CPA Onoyeni Odunaiya, Student
Breonne Oldham, CPA
Austin Osborn, Student
Jonathan Oviatt, CPA
Jeremiah Owen, Student
Wesley Parker, Student
Payal Patel, CPA
Chen Pejtung, Student
Nam Pham, Student
My Tra Pham, Student
Bradley Piper, CPA
Richard Powers, CPA
Manuel Prado, Student
Andrew Prescott, Student
Venkatesh Ramanan, CPA
Lacy Reed, CPA
Briana Rein, CPA
James Renfroe, Student
Israel Rocha, Student
Rachel Rodarte, Student
Brandon Rogers, Student
Austin Rohwer, CPA
Larisa Roniarniskiaya, Student
Christian Rosales, Student
Estefani Ruiz, CPA
William Ruppert, CPA
Melanie Ruvalcaba, CPA
Victoria Sagbuwa, Student
Christopher Sanchez, CPA
Ivan Sanchez, Student
Susana Sanchez, Student
Kaitlin Sanchez-Rhoten, Student
Ruchira Sanghi, Student
Ashlyn Sauer, Student
James Schultz, CPA
Lu Shang, Student
Man Shi, CPA
Katherine Skidmore, Student
Mark Skomal, CPA
Jacob Slaton, Student
Jonathan Smith, CPA
Shannon Smith, CPA
Nicholas Sorsby, CPA
Evelyn Standish, CPA
Tongfei Sui, Student
Weiya Sun, CPA
E Jae Sung, CPA
Qingyun Tan, CPA
Max Tang, Student
Yi Tang, Student
Jaclyn Taylor, CPA
Edward Thomas, Student
Alen Thomas, Student
Kristy Thomas, Student
Nathan Tipsword, CPA
Zachary Tomaso, CPA
Candace Tower, CPA
Gabriel Trotta, CPA
Queenette Udi, Student
Mihir Vashi, Student
Austin Vautrain, CPA
Eric Vo, Student
Victoria Walker, CPA
David Wallace, CPA
Yixin Wang, CPA
Zihan Wang, Student
Mengyao Wang, Student
Yudi Wang, Student
Anthony Wanyanga, CPA
Meng Wei, Student
James Whitley, CPA
Jordan Wildman, Student
Jeffery Winget, Student
Mary Wnukowski, CPA
Ting-Ju Wu, Student
Jiajing Xu, Student
Yuanhan Xu, Student
Chelsey Yarifalmeg, Student
Tang Kevin Yikai, Student
Li Yinqi, Student
Jin Yugi, Student
Zeng Yujie, Student
Jiahui Zhang, Student
Na Zhang, Student
Xuenio Zhang, Student
Anna Zhang, Student
Jiaqi Zhang, Student
Junhan Zhang, Student
Kai Zheng, Student
Wang Zhicun, Student
Zhou Ziyan, Student
Nanxi Zou, Student
CLASSIFIEDS
Practices For Sale
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TSCPA
TSCPA Chapter Tip Sheet
Advocacy Day in Austin
All members are warmly encouraged to be part of TSCPA’s presence in Austin! Plan to participate in the Advocacy Day and Midyear Board of Directors and Members Meeting Jan. 29-30. Check immediately for availability at the host hotel and book your room accordingly. Advance meeting registration is required. For information, contact Holly McCauley (phone 800-428-0272 x 202 / 972-687-8502).
Nominations for 2019 Outstanding Accounting Educator Award
If you know of an accounting professor who goes above and beyond to inspire students, be sure to nominate him/her for TSCPA’s 2019 Outstanding Accounting Educator Award. Recipients of the award will receive complimentary registration to our annual Accounting Education Conference, a $500 award and a recognition plaque. The deadline is March 1.
TSCPA Exchange is Growing!
TSCPA Exchange is celebrating one year of connecting members! To celebrate this one-year milestone, we’ve launched two new communities within Exchange – Practice Management and Tax Issues. Members are encouraged to join one (or both) of these communities to start conversations and discussions on related topics.
Please note: TSCPA Exchange will send a separate Daily Digest email for each additional community that you join. Click here to learn how to consolidate all digests into one daily or weekly email.
Thank you for helping us make TSCPA Exchange a valuable resource for all members!
Accounting Education Foundation Scholarships
Thanks to the generosity of donors to the Accounting Education Foundation, dozens of accounting students at Texas universities are receiving scholarships for the current academic year. Scholarship applications are accepted in the autumn and recipients are selected each December.
It is the Foundation’s mission to promote and reward educational excellence. Your tax-deductible contribution supports opportunities to invest in the future of the accounting profession. You can help ensure that your firm or business has the workforce it needs in the coming years.