Welcome to TXCPA Southeast Texas

The Texas Society of CPAs is the premier professional membership organization for CPAs in Texas. Founded in 1915, the society empowers members to lead and succeed by promoting professional excellence, advocating on behalf of CPAs, and supporting a sense of community and connection among its members. TXCPA Southeast Texas serves members and is committed to serving the public interest with programs that advance the highest standards of ethics and practice with the CPA profession.

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Our August CPE breakfast will explore how CPAs can effectively navigate IRS controversy situations and recognize when to involve a tax attorney. Speaker Lee Wilson, J.D., LL.M., shares practical guidance to reduce risk, protect clients, and collaborate during audits, appeals, and collections.

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TXCPA PAC is a member-driven, nonpartisan political action committee dedicated to protecting and advancing the CPA profession in Texas. Your support helps amplify the voice of CPAs and influence legislation that impacts the future of the CPA license. Learn how you can make a difference.

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TXCPA Southeast Texas is proud to announce the recipients of its 2026–2027 academic accounting scholarships, recognizing two outstanding Lamar University students for their academic achievement and commitment to the accounting profession.

This year’s recipients are:

Michael Vu, Lamar University — $3,000
Angela Arceneaux, Lamar University — $1,000

To be eligible for a TXCPA Southeast Texas scholarship, applicants must have an overall GPA of at least 3.0; be a junior, senior, graduate, or certificate-level accounting student attending Lamar University for Fall 2026; plan to become a Certified Public Accountant and enter the accounting profession upon graduation; have completed Intermediate Accounting I with a “B” or higher on the first attempt; and be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident. Recipients are selected based on academic performance and demonstrated potential to contribute to the accounting profession.

The TXCPA Southeast Texas scholarship program provides financial assistance to accounting students pursuing CPA licensure and entering the accounting profession.

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