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Dues Structure and Billing Codes

The following billing code is based upon status on March 31, 2012.

For a member, certified five years or more, engaged in the practice of public accounting in Connecticut as a partner or principal, on own account, as a shareholder in a professional corporation, or as a member of an LLC or LLP.

Dues are: $295.

For a member, certified five years or more, who is:

(a) a resident or non-resident employed in any capacity in the state of Connecticut

-OR-

(b) a resident employed or engaged outside of Connecticut

-OR-

(c) an equivalent of a CPA from another country,

Dues are: $245.

For a member, certified fewer than five years, who is:

(a) a resident or non-resident employed or engaged in any capacity in the State of Connecticut

-OR-

(b) a resident employed or engaged outside of Connecticut,

Dues are: $195.

For any member fully retired from all employment,

Dues are: $115.

For any non-resident, employed or engaged outside of Connecticut,

Dues are: $115.

For an affiliate, defined as a candidate who has passed all parts of the CPA examination and is awaiting certification,

Dues are: $145.

For a pledge candidate, a non-certified individual working in a firm who has had a bachelor's degree for no more than five years,

Dues are: $125.

For a pledge student, a full-time graduate student with a minimum of 12 credits per semester or a full-time undergraduate student,

Dues are: $25.

For a life member, any member who has paid dues to the Society for 25 years and has reached his or her 65th birthday and is fully retired,

Dues are: waived.

For an honorary member,

Dues are: waived.

For a 50-year member,

Dues are: waived.

Dues to the CTCPA are not deductible as a charitable contribution but may be deductible as an ordinary and necessary business expense. However, a portion of dues (2.7 percent for the year ending March 31, 2013) is not deductible to the extent that CTCPA engages in lobbying.