Texas Glass Association Membership Form

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Dues are based on the total number of employees (including leased employees) in your company. Please check the appropriate box.

Please check the appropriate box for your classification

% Flat Glass______ % Auto Glass_________

Commercial Multi-story Residential

[ ] Regular membership - defined as any firm or corporation which is a) engaged in the sale, installation, replacement, or repair of glass products, including but not restricted to architectural glass, auto glass, mirrors and leaded glass; or b) conducting business as glazing contractor. A regular member must maintain glass industry equipment products or supplies, have an established commercial location where business is transacted; maintain proper books of accounts and records; and be registered where required by law.

[ ] Associate membership - defined as any individual firm or corporation engaged in the distribution, manufacturing, and/or fabrication of glass products or involved in an industry business closely allied to the glass product industry and which does not qualify for regular membership.

[ ]	A	1-10	$350
[ ]	B	11-20	$450
[ ]	C	21 & over	$550

Included in your membership dues is a membership in one of the TGA Divisions (Houston or North Texas, Valley). Your membership will be assigned to one of the Divisions based on the County in which your membership is located. If you are located in a county not serviced by one of the Divisions, you will be an “at large” member. If you are a statewide member, you will belong to all divisions, with one vote in each division and one vote on TGA matters. COUNTY IN WHICH YOUR BUSINESS RESIDES IS: __________________

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[ ] NORTH TEXAS [ ] HOUSTON [ ] SAN ANTONIO

I certify that my glass company's dues information and location information are correct and agree to abide by the by-laws of the Texas Glass Association and their affiliated divisions.

Signature: __________________________ Date: __________

Member dues are not tax deductible as charitable contributions for income tax purposes. However, they may be deductible as ordinary and necessary business expenses subject to restrictions imposed as a result of association lobbying activities: TGA estimates that $100 of your 2001 dues, the part allocated to lobbying , is NOT deductible. Consult your tax advisor for details. Dues are prorated quarterly for first year members.