Texas SB522 allows out-of-state certified public accountants to practice in Texas without a state license if their credentials meet certain criteria.

Texas SB522 amends the Occupations Code to allow certified public accountants licensed in other states to practice in Texas without obtaining a Texas license. This applies to those whose principal place of business is not in Texas. The bill specifies that these accountants must either have education, examination, and experience requirements comparable to or exceeding Texas standards, or be in good standing in their licensing state, have passed the CPA exam, and meet specific education and experience requirements.

Texas SB522 allows out-of-state certified public accountants to practice in Texas without a state license if their credentials meet certain criteria.

Texas SB522 amends the Occupations Code to allow certified public accountants licensed in other states to practice in Texas without obtaining a Texas license. This applies to those whose principal place of business is not in Texas. The bill specifies that these accountants must either have education, examination, and experience requirements comparable to or exceeding Texas standards, or be in good standing in their licensing state, have passed the CPA exam, and meet specific education and experience requirements.