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TXCPA Fort Worth’s 2021 Leadership Development Program is a small group transformative educational experience. Hone skills required for successful volunteer leadership, whether to serve this organization or elsewhere in our community.

Learn about the significant changes in Texas taxes that may affect you and your clients. from Gordon Martens of Martens, Todd & Leonard, Austin and Doug Sigel, Practice Group Leader for Sales & Use and Income Tax at Ryan Law, Austin.

Allison McLeod's course will help you understand when a taxable transaction has occurred, what reports to file to satisfy IRS requirements, identify tax traps for the unwary.

This is the class your colleagues told you about: Comprehensive, old school cool, and always up-to-date with the latest legislation.

In addition to Steve's presentation, registrants will receive an excellent resource, Practical Guide to Partnerships, LLCs and S Corporations, a 577-page eleventh edition textbook published by CCH, Inc. 

Member Appreciation Day: Our annual day of CPE for members

Estate Planning Checkup: Top 10 Questions to Ask   Marvin Blum, JD, CPA  The Blum Firm

Accounting and Auditing Update   Donna Mayes, CPA, and Jeff Horner, CPA  BKD LLP

Effective Cybersecurity  Gary Tonniges, Jr, CPA  TriQuest Technologies

Fort Worth Economic Development  Chris Strayer  Fort Worth Chamber

Practical Tips for Inclusivity in the Workplace  Shunda Robinson  GM Financial

Employment Law Update  Melissa Goodman, JD  Haynes Boone

Federal Tax Update  Jon Gee, CPA  Dixon Hughes Goodman LLP

The efficacy of the CPA-PAC is directly proportional to how many CPAs are involved: the greater the numbers, the more influence the profession will have. A donation from a PAC with 28,000 members carries much more weight than an identical donation from a 10,000-member PAC, or even an identical donation from an individual. This dynamic goes to the very heart of grassroots political advocacy.