TSBPA Approved Ethics

Meet Your Instructor
Dr. Raymond J. Clay, Jr.,
CPA, Ph.D.

Dr. Ray Clay

Dr. Ray Clay holds the Internal Audit Professorship in Accounting at the University of North Texas. He has long been recognized for his ability to take mundane CPE topics and present them in an entertaining and informative manner. He has been honored by both the AICPA and the TSCPA for his outstanding work in developing and presenting CPE courses for accounting professionals. Clay is the author of many CPE programs and numerous articles appearing in professional journals.

Satisfy your ethics requirement with the TSBPA-approved ethics course, Personal and Professional Ethics for Texas CPAs, authored by Dr. Raymond J. Clay, Jr., CPA, Ph.D.

Learn how ethics impact your personal and professional lives and get a clear picture of the manner in which the Rules of Professional Conduct should be applied.

This four-hour course includes expanded coverage of the development of ethical reasoning and sound moral judgment by accounting professionals.

Let real-world examples shed light on your learning with a case analysis focusing on the ethical dilemmas faced by accountants.

Live Seminars
4-hour update (8:30 a.m. - Noon)
Fee: TSCPA Members $120
Fee: Nonmembers $220
CPE Hours: 4

Late arrivals will not be admitted as mandated by the Texas State Board of Public Accountancy.

2010 SCHEDULE		2011 SCHEDULE
Austin on Aug. 31 Houston on Sept. 1 San Antonio on Sept. 27 Dallas on Sept. 29 Waco on Oct. 4 Houston on Oct 18 Dallas on Oct. 26 Dallas on Nov. 4 Houston on Nov. 10 Austin on Nov. 17 Dallas on Dec. 15		Houston on Jan. 12 Dallas on Jan. 19 Fort Worth on Jan. 20 Houston on Feb. 8 Dallas on Feb. 24 San Antonio on Feb. 25 Houston on March 9 Austin on March 10 Dallas on March 16 Houston on April 18 Dallas on April 27 Houston on May 9 Dallas on May 19 Odessa on May 25

Texas State Board of Public Accountancy – Ethics Rule
Effective Jan. 1, 2005, the TSBPA ethics requirement changed. The ethics rules require licensees to take a four-hour board-approved ethics course every two years. Licensees shall report completion of the course on the annual license renewal notice at least every second year.
Read the ethics rule.

LAST UPDATED 6/12/2010