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Maryland State Board of Architects

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2012 Membership Dues Table

To become a member, please go to http://www.aia.org/join_categories

The AIA is a three-tiered organization. To become an AIA member, you must be a member on all three  levels - local, state, and national.

2012 Dues Table

	Licensed Architect; New Member	Associate; New Associate	Graduate Associates: New Graduate; 2nd Year New Grad	Emeritus Subscriber
AIA National	$246; $246	$106; $106	New Grad $0 2 Year New Grad $0	Emeritus $0 Subscriber $49
AIA Maryland	$150; $75	$55; $28	New Grad only $0 2 Year New Grad $0	Emeritus $0 Subscriber $0
AIA Baltimore	$220; $220	$20; $20	New Grad only $0 2 Year New Grad $0	Emeritus $0 Subscriber $15
AIA Chesapeake Bay	$185; $185	$100; $70 $55 Intern	New Grad only $0 2 Year New Grad $0	Emeritus $0 Subscriber $67
AIA Potomac Valley	$210 - $210	$50; $50	New Grad only $0 2 Year New Grad $0	Emeritus $0 Subscriber $45

For federal income tax purposes, payments to the AIA and its components are not deductible as charitable deductions but are generally deductible as trade or business expenses, except for the percentage expended on lobbying federal or state governments. Accordingly, a percentage of your national and state individual and supplemental dues is deductible on federal income tax forms. The tax-deductible percentage of dues for the State is 75% and Local 100%.

The subscription cost of ARCHITECT magazine is included in your annual dues. Subscription  costs are not deductible from membership dues.

AIA Maryland Allied Professional Dues: $250

Individuals with established professional reputations who are registered to practice their professions where such requirements exist, or persons who are employed outside of architectural practice but are involved in positions allied to the field or architecture are eligible for Affiliate membership in AIA Maryland. Members may also include engineers, planners, landscape architects, sculptors, muralists, artists, and others in government, education journalism, manufacturing, industry and/or other fields allied to architecture. Others include those who are employed by firms in the construction industry engaged in research, design, development, testing, manufacture, distribution, or training for building and construction products or systems.