Texas Administrative Code
Title 22 - EXAMINING BOARDS
Part 22 - TEXAS STATE BOARD OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTANCY
Chapter 511 - ELIGIBILITY
Subchapter F - EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS
Section 511.124 - Acceptable Supervision

Universal Citation: 22 TX Admin Code ยง 511.124

Current through Reg. 49, No. 38; September 20, 2024

(a) Acceptable supervision must be performed by a CPA experienced in the non-routine accounting area assigned to an applicant and who holds an active license or permit in this state or another state and has not been exempted from the board's CPE during the period of supervision. If the applicant's work experience and CPA supervision is gained through the client practice of public accountancy, as defined in § 511.122 of this chapter (relating to Acceptable Work Experience), the CPA and the CPA firm must be properly licensed and in good standing with the licensing board where the applicant performs the work experience.

(1) Supervision is provided whenever the person being supervised reports to, is instructed by, is reviewed by, and is evaluated directly by the supervisor. The supervisor in this capacity may be in an intermediate level of supervision above the applicant.

(2) Where there is no CPA, acceptable supervision may be gained if the following conditions are met:
(A) a properly licensed CPA firm that is in good standing with the firm's licensing board is engaged to provide supervision, review, and evaluation of work experience; and

(B) the supervision, review, and evaluation of work is performed on a routine and recurring basis to permit the CPA firm to provide documentation of work experience;

(C) the CPA firm does not perform attest services for which independence is required for the applicant or the applicant's employer; and

(D) the CPA assigned to provide the supervision is employed by the CPA firm and is currently licensed and in good standing with the firm's licensing board and experienced to provide such supervision in the non-routine accounting area assigned to the applicant.

(3) Telecommunications equipment and computers may be used to facilitate supervision. The board requires detailed documentation if such devices are used to facilitate supervision.

(b) It is the responsibility of an applicant to document that supervision was adequate and effective in any situations inconsistent with the above examples.

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