The address is named for a category rather than a company, which is unusual. It is named that because the useful thing to publish here is the list of questions, not another logo.
It is a set of questions you can take to anybody. If you use them on four firms and pick one of the other three, the pages still did what they were built to do.
That is a slightly odd business model and it is the honest one for a category where everybody's front page reads the same.
Sometimes the right answer is that a company is not ready for this at all and needs a bookkeeper and six months first. That gets said. Where a signed report is the actual need, the state board's lookup is the right first call.
Comparing firms is ordinary, and nothing on this site implies a CPA credential. A firm that holds one remains the right call for an audit, a review, a compilation or an assurance opinion, and this desk holds none. That limit belongs in month one, not after a proposal has already been written. The complete wording sits on the disclosures page.
Source. Texas Occupations Code, section 901.451, section 901.453 and section 901.456. Read at statutes.capitol.texas.gov on 29 September 2026.
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