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Contact Us
Texas Speech-Language-Hearing Association
918 Congress Avenue, Suite 200
Austin, TX 78701-2422
Toll Free: 1-888-SAY-TSHA
Phone: 1-512-494-1127
Fax: 1-512-494-1129 |
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| 2009 Membership Renewal
If you are a current TSHA member, or have been a TSHA member in the past, use your TSHA member number and submit the membership renewal form online. You may also print, complete, and return the renewal form to:
Print Membership Renewal
With questions contact the TSHA State Office
918 Congress Avenue, Suite 200
Austin, TX 78701
888-SAY-TSHA
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TSHA is not the state regulatory agency. Do not use this site to apply for or renew your state license. TSHA membership runs on a calendar year. Membership renewals received after October 1st include the rest of the 2008 year, and all of 2009. Information here will be published in the online membership directory. Your address
is where you will receive official TSHA mailings. Please double check your email
address for it is used for TSHA's email updates and notices from the state office.
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TSHA PAC - The purpose is to support candidates for State Legislature who have demonstrated support for
health, education and disability issues that are beneficial to speech-language pathologists, audiologist and
persons with disabilities and to provide TSHA members the opportunity to become more involved in the
political process. TSHA will not look with favor or disfavor upon any member because of his/her level of
contribution or decision not to make a contribution. TSHA PAC cannot accept corporate checks: however;
corporate checks that are drawn on a TSHA member's independent practice and written to either "TSHA" or "TSHA PAC" will be kept by TSHA to defray TSHA PAC's administrative expenses. Contributions to the TSHA
PAC are not deductible for federal income tax purposes.
Contributions or gifts to this organization are not deductible as charitable contributions for federal income tax
purposes. However, dues payments are deductible as an ordinary and necessary business expense. Under IRS
rules IR-93-98 and notice 93-55, the government now requires exempt organizations to estimate the
percentage of a member's dues utilized for lobbying purposes. It has been determined that 50%
of your dues are not deductible as a business expense under IRS rules.
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