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Organizations and Individuals that Support SB691–150 Hours
SB 691 Resources
150-Hour Talking Points

CalCPA Factsheet

150-Hour Map

150-Hour Requirement History

Capitol Beat: SB 691 Marches On

Neat hearing on SB 691: July 7 in Assembly Business and Professions.
June 3, 2009: SB 691 passes its Senate floor vote 35-0. On to the Assembly.
April 28, 2009:
With 7-0 vote, Senate Business, Professions and Economic Development Committee passes SB 691.

Sample Letters in Support of SB 691 [MS Word]

Feb. 27, 2009: Senator Yee introduces SB 691 to align California with national licensing standards.

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Critical Committees
Assembly Business and Professions
Senate Business, Professions and Economic Development

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Talking Points for AB 117
(Inactive License Status Disclosure)
June 29:
AB 117 passes Senate Appropriations Committee and awaits Senate floor vote.
June 8:
AB 117 passes Senate Business, Professions and Economic Development Committee with 7-0 vote.
March 17
: AB 117 unanimously passes in Assembly Business and Professions Committee.

Talking Points for AB 129
(Taxpayer Privilege)
June 29
: Passed Senate B&P (5-0) and re-referred to Senate Appropriations. Next hearing: July 6.

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AB 138: (Mandatory Peer Review)
Has passed Senate Business, Professions and Economic Development (9-0) and re-referred to Senate Appropriations. Next hearing: July 6


The Senate passed AB 1546 (Calderon), which was originally intended to fix the unconstitutional LLC fee statute prospectively but will instead, as amended, limit remedies for unconstitutional taxes under the Personal and Corporate Income Tax laws. Learn more>>

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CalCPA’s independent, voluntary, nonprofit political action arm supports candidates regardless of political affiliation based on their ability to make a difference for California CPAs and businesses.

Grassroots means you!

CalCPA is on alert for legislation that may impact how you work or that would affect your clients or employers. Our government relations team of members and staff advocate to make sure the CPA profession in California stays strong and profitable, while protecting the public.

To get involved, contact cpalobby@calcpa.org or (916) 441-5351.