Who Can Join
The MSCPA is the only professional organization for Mississippi CPAs providing a community of more than 2,600 accounting and finance professionals.
MSCPA classifies members according to the following types:
Individuals who have received a CPA certificate from the Mississippi State Board of Public Accountancy or a similar board from any state or territory of the United States may be eligible for membership. Your CPA certificate status may be active, inactive, or lapsed, but not suspended or revoked.
If you’ve never received a CPA certificate or are an inactive CPA who is not employed full-time, you may be eligible for our Associate membership type. Associate members have no voting rights and may not hold elective office.
Annual dues for Associate Members are $115.
College or university students in a program of learning, leading to qualification to sit for the CPA exam. Students will receive the MSCPA Newsletter and other general mailings from the Society office. Student members have no voting rights and may not hold elected office.
Student Members pay no dues.
An individual who has been a member of the Society for 40 or more consecutive years and who has reached full retirement age as defined by the Social Security Administration and is retired, earning no fee from public practice or industry.
Life Members are exempt from paying dues, beginning with the subsequent year of the Society after having been granted life membership and retain full voting rights and may hold elected office.
Contributions or gifts to the MSCPA are not deductible as charitable contributions for federal income tax purposes. Dues payments are deductible by members as an ordinary and necessary business expense. However, MSCPA has determined that 5% of your dues are attributable to lobbying activities and are non-deductible.
The MSCPA is the only professional organization for Mississippi CPAs providing a community of more than 2,600 accounting and finance professionals.