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Does a tax return preparer or bookkeeper in texas require a cpa license

April 16, 2018 Posts

Does a Tax Return Preparer or Bookkeeper in Texas Require a CPA License?

No, people who prepare tax returns and provide bookkeeping services do not need to be licensed CPA's in Texas. Requirements for Tax Return Preparers However, anyone who prepares or assists in preparing federal tax returns for compensation is required to have a Preparer Tax Identification Number (PTIN). There is no fee associated with applying for a PTIN and it can be done online. When you apply you must provider personal information, such as your name,...

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April 13, 2018 Medical License Defense

New Biennial License Renewal for Texas Chiropractors

The Texas Board of Chiropractic Examiners (TBCE) is the regulatory agency in charge of the licensure of Texas Chiropractors. Last year the Texas Senate Bill 304 gave TBCE the option to require a biennial chiropractic license instead of an annual license. As of March 1, 2018, Chiropractors in Texas only have to renew their license every two years. The new biennial license renewal applies to all licensees renewing in March 2018, and thereafter. The annual...

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What is the role of the texas state office of administrative hearings

April 12, 2018 Posts

What is the Role of the Texas State Office of Administrative Hearings (SOAH)?

The Texas State Office of Administrative Hearing (SOAH) resolves disputes through an administrative hearing or mediation. In instances when allegations of misconduct filed with a Texas licensing board against a licensee are not resolved by an informal settlement process or through negotiations, adjudication before SOAH may be necessary. License holders who wish to dispute a licensing board ruling may also appeal to SOAH. The role of SOAH is to "resolves disputes between Texas agencies, other...

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When your professional license renewal is denied by the board

April 11, 2018 Posts

Has Your Professional License Renewal Been Denied by the Board?

You worked hard to earn your professional license and it is essential to your career and livelihood. If your Texas licensing board has denied your application for renewal or is otherwise withholding licensure until you comply with certain requirements, you need to take immediate action to save your license. Do not practice without a license. You cannot practice without the proper license. So, if you do not currently hold a valid license, do not continue...

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Board of veterinary medical examiners seek to add another investigator and increase peer assistance services

April 10, 2018 Medical License Defense

Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners Seek to Add Another Investigator and Increase Peer Assistance Services

The Texas Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners (TVBME) is responsible for licensing and regulating over 8,800 veterinarians in Texas, more than 1,500 veterinary technicians, and over 50 equine dental providers. It also conducts Compliance Inspections of veterinary offices located in Texas. These unannounced, on-site inspections are designed to document and monitor chronic problems that exist in the areas of Continuing Education (CE), controlled substances, and prescription labels. In the TVBME's Administrator's Statement in its Legislative...

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Can i represent myself against the texas medical board

April 09, 2018 Medical License Defense

I’m a Doctor – Can I Represent Myself Against the Texas Medical Board?

The Texas Medical Board (TMB) reviews every one of the over 7,000 complaints it receives each year to determine if adequate evidence exists demonstrating a violation of the Medical Practices Act. If the Board finds sufficient evidence to support the allegations, then it will begin an investigation and inform the licensee of the alleged violation(s). If you receive such a notice, you are then given the opportunity to respond in writing. Depending on the facts...

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Enhanced nlc rules to know texas nurses

April 06, 2018 Posts

Enhanced Nurse Licensure Compact (eNLC) and the New Rules that Texas Nurses Need to Know

The enhanced Nurse Licensure Compact (eNLC) was implemented in Texas on January 19, 2018. The eNLC replaces the previous Nurse Licensure Compact. It is an agreement between states that allows nurses to hold one license but practice in multiple states that have signed onto the eNLC. Currently 29 states have signed onto the eNLC, including Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Arkansas. The purpose of the eNLC is to increase access to healthcare while maintaining protections...

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Behavior analysts will soon need a license in texas

April 05, 2018 Professional License Defense

Behavior Analysts Will Soon Need a License in Texas

Soon behavior analysts and assistant behavior analysts in Texas will need to be licensed by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR). The requirements for licensing and enforcement procedures take effect on September 1, 2018. The applications for licensure are slated to be available on June 15th. Why Behavior Analysts Require State Licensure Texas Senate Bill 589, signed into law in 2017, established the regulatory framework for behavior analysts. In the Bill Analysis by...

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The results bertolino llp get for our clients

March 19, 2018 Professional License Defense

The Results BERTOLINO LLP Get for Our Clients

Allegations of misconduct against a licensed professional are serious. Even if you believe the complaint is meritless, your license, career, and reputation are at risk. It is imperative that you mount a strong defense against the allegations pending against you. The best way to ensure the most favorable outcome in your case is to hire an experienced license defense attorney. In case after case, the attorneys at BERTOLINO LLP have successfully helped clients resolve a...

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Complaints of professional misconduct against attorneys licensed in texas

March 16, 2018 Professional License Defense

Complaints of Professional Misconduct Against Attorneys Licensed in Texas

The Office of Chief Disciplinary Counsel of the State Bar of Texas (SBOT) distributes a brochure that answers some common questions about the State Bar's attorney disciplinary system. It states: "All lawyers in Texas have an obligation to maintain a high standard of ethical conduct toward their clients and others. To enforce this standard, the State Bar of Texas investigates and prosecutes complaints of professional misconduct against lawyers licensed in Texas, pursuant to the Texas Rules...

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