A Texas CPA Audited Financial Report — Intent Form is an official document used by Certified Public Accountants (CPA's) in Texas to signify their intent to perform an audit of a business’s financial statements. This form includes details such as the company's name, address, and contact information; the CPA’s name and contact information; the purpose of the audit; the scope of the audit; and the CPA’s acceptance of the engagement. There are two types of Texas CPA Audited Financial Report — Intent Forms: the Short Form and the Full Form. The Short Form is used if the company’s financial statements are relatively straightforward and the audit is not expected to be an in-depth review. The Full Form is used when a more comprehensive audit is required. Both forms are intended to ensure that the CPA and the company are in agreement about the purpose and scope of the audit.