Texas Register, Volume 11, Number 2, Pages 81-106, January 7, 1986 Page: 90
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parters, offers, iredors, or shareholders
of the frm who reside i Teas are certified
er regiered and have obtalaed aa amnnal n-
eamse. The initial license will expire on
December 31 of the year in which it is issued.
This agency hereby certifies that the pro-
posal has been reviewed by legal counsel
and found to be within the agency's au-
thority to adopt.
issued in Austin, Texas, on December 31, 1985.
TRD-8512385 Bob E. Bradley
Executive Director
Texas State Board
of Public Accountancy
Earliest possible date of adoption:
February 7, 1986
For further Information, please call
(512) 451.0241.*22 TAC 515.4
The Texas State Board of Public Accoun-
tancy proposes an amendment to 5515.4,
concerning renewal of license of firm re-
lating to partners, officers, directors, or
shareholders of a firm who reside In
Texas and are certified or registered be-
Ing currently licensed before a firm li-
cense will be renewed.
Bob E. Bradley, executive director, has
determined that for the first five-yesr pe-
riod the proposed amendment will be Jn
effect there will be no fiscal implications
for state or local government or small
businesses as a result of enforcing or ad-
ministering the amendment.
Mr. Bradley also has determined that for
each year of the first five years the
amendment is in effect the public benefit
anticipated as a result of enforcing the
amendment will be to insure current
license of all partners, officers, directors,
or shareholders before the firm license
is renewed. There is no anticipated
economic cost to individuals who are re-
quired to comply with the proposed
amendment.
Comments on the proposal may be sub-
mitted to William A. Sensing, Texas State
Board of Public Accountancy, 1033 La Po-
sada, Suite 340, Austin, Texas 78752-,
.3892.
The amendment is proposed under Texas
Civil Statutes, Article 41a-1, 6(a), which
provide the Texas State Board of Public
Accountancy with the authority to issue
rules relating to the issuance of firm
license renewals by the board.
515.4. Renewal of License of Firm. At
the same time that renewal notices are mailed
to individuals certified or registered under
the Act, the executive director shall mail to
each firm registered under the Act an an-
nual renewal form, stating the appropriate
renewal fee. The firms shall return the re-
newal fee and appropriate documents to theexecutive director on or before December
31 of that year, and failure to do so shall
automatically cancel the license of the firm.
The annual license of a firm shall not be
renewed until such time as all partners, of-
fleers, directors, or shareholders of the firm
who reside in Texas and are certified or reg-
istered under this Act shall have renewed
their individual licenses. [members of the
firm who are certified or registered under
this Act shall have renewed their individual
license.]
This agency hereby certifies that the pro-
posal has been reviewed by legal counsel
and found to be within the agency's au-
thority to adopt.
Issued in Austin, Texas, on December 31, 1985.
TRD-8512382 Bob E. Bradley
Executive Director
Texas State Board
of Public Accountancy
Earliest possible date of-adoption:
February 7, 1986
For further Information, please call
(512) 451.0241.* *
*22 TAC 1515.6
The Texas State Board of Public Accoun-
tancy proposes an amendment to 515.6,
concerning the lack of authority of the
board to waive any fee or penalty, involv-
ing a grammatical wording change only.
Bob E. Bradley, executive director, has
determined that for the first five-year pe-
riod the proposed amendment will be in
effect there will be no fiscal imolications
for state or local government or small
businesses as a result of enforcing or ad-
ministering the amendment.
Mr. Bradley also has determined that for
each year of the first five years the
amendment is in effect the public benefit
anticipated as a result of enforcing the
amendment will be the appropriate gram-
matical wording of the amendment relat-
ing to nonwaiver of fee and penalties.
There is no anticipated economic cost to
individuals who are required to comply
with the proposed amendment.
Comments on the proposal may be sub-
mitted to William A. Sansing, Texas State
Board of Public Accountancy, 1033 La Po-
sada, Suite 340, Austin, Texas 78752-
3892.
The amendment is proposed under Texas
Civil Statutes, Article 41a-1, 6(a), which
provide the Texas State Board of Public
Accountancy with the authority to issue
rules relating to nonwaiver of fee and
penalties relating to examination and li-
censing of individuals to provide public
accounting services.
515.6. No Waiver of Fee or Penalty.
The board shall have no authority to [andm&y not] waive the collection of any fee or
penalty.
This agency hereby certifies that the pro-
posal has been reviewed by legal counsel
and found to be within the agency's au-
thority to adopt.
Issued in Austin, Texas, on December 31, 1985.
TRD-8512387 Bob E. Bradley
Executive Director
Texas State Board
of Public Accountancy
Earliest possible date of adoption:
February 7, 1986
For further Information, please call
(512) 451-0241.Chapter 519. Practice and
Procedure
a22 TAC 519.27
The Texas State Board of Public Accoun-
tancy proposes an amendment to 519.27,
concerning hearings in disciplinary ac-
tions involving proper legal citation of
the current Public Accountancy Act.
Bob E. Bradley, executive director, has
determined that for the first five-year pe-
riod the proposed amendment will be in
effect there will be no fiscal implications
for state or local government or small
businesses as a result of enforcing or ad-
ministering the amendment.
Mr. Bradley also has determined that for
each year of the first five years the
amendment is in effect the public benefit
anticipated as a result of enforcing the
amendment will be to provide proper le-
gal citation to the current Public Accoun-
tancy Act. There is no anticipated eco-
nomic cost to individuals who are re-
quired to comply with the proposed
amendment.
Comments on the proposal may be sub-
mitted to William A. Sansing, Texas State
Board of Public Accountancy, 1033 La Po-
sada, Suite 340, Austin, Texas 78752-
3892.
The amendment is proposed under Texas
Civil Statutes, Article 41a-1, 6(a), which
provide the Texas State Board of Public
Accountancy with the authority to issue
rules relating to hearings in disciplinary
actions providing the proper legal cita-
tion of the current Public Accountancy
Act.
519.27. Hearings in Disciplinary Actions.
(a) General rule. Hearings in disci-
plinary actions shall be governed by the pro-
visions of this section, the other provisions
of this chapter, the Public Accountancy Act
of 1979, as amended, Texas Civil Statates,
Article 41a-1981, 22, and the Administra-
tive Procedure and Texas Register Act.
(b)-(j) (No change.)11 TexReg 90 January 7, 1986 Teas Register 4
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