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I just received a letter from the TSBPA stating that they obtained information that indicates I may have unintentionally violated the Texas Public Accountancy Act.
I have “CPA Candidate” on my LinkedIn profile and the Texas Board has sent me an email saying that this is an “Unauthorized Use of Titles or Abbreviations” and I have to follow corrective measures within 30 days (provide written assurance I will not misrepresent and documentation that I have eliminated the representation).
The last page has a screenshot of my LinkedIn profile with the word “CPA” highlighted of the “CPA Candidate” shown on my profile.
How on earth can stating that I’m a Candidate for the exam be a violation?… Do you think this was computer scanned and it only picked up the “CPA” part and therefore auto-generated a violation?
Thoughts?
BEC - 80 (11/30/2010), Lost Credit - Retake 11/30/2012, 80 (FINISHED!)
AUD - 71 (05/31/2011), 79 (08/28/2011)
REG - 70 (11/30/2011), 87 (02/09/2012)
FAR - 61 (5/31/2012), 80 (08/31/2012)
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