How do I find a CPA to Endorse my application?
Q. I have passed the CPA exam and have practical experience, but I do not work for or with a licensed CPA. Maryland requires my license application to be endorsed by a licensed CPA. Anyone been in this situation or have any advice?
Asked by Brad - Mon Jun 15 13:29:01 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm not sure about Maryland, but in CA and a lot of other states, you have to work under or with a licensed CPA after passing the exam for so many hours (usually around 500 or so). Then, they sign off that you've worked those hours in the required areas. It's not just a signature- it's being endorsed that you've performed the work under their supervision. So, unless Maryland has some very different licensing requirements than any state I know of, my advice to you is to get a job with a CPA firm (or a private company with a CPA in the accounting dept.) Then you'll have to do at least the minimum required hours of work under their supervision before you can get licensed. Good luck to you, and congratulations on passing the exam. :0)
Answered by sumbumblebee - Mon Jun 15 13:55:56 2009
Q. I have passed the CPA exam and have practical experience, but I do not work for or with a licensed CPA. Maryland requires my license application to be endorsed by a licensed CPA. Anyone been in this situation or have any advice?
Asked by Brad - Mon Jun 15 13:29:01 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm not sure about Maryland, but in CA and a lot of other states, you have to work under or with a licensed CPA after passing the exam for so many hours (usually around 500 or so). Then, they sign off that you've worked those hours in the required areas. It's not just a signature- it's being endorsed that you've performed the work under their supervision. So, unless Maryland has some very different licensing requirements than any state I know of, my advice to you is to get a job with a CPA firm (or a private company with a CPA in the accounting dept.) Then you'll have to do at least the minimum required hours of work under their supervision before you can get licensed. Good luck to you, and congratulations on passing the exam. :0)
Answered by sumbumblebee - Mon Jun 15 13:55:56 2009
What is the best way to find a good CPA (for doing tax returns) in Boston? How do I know I'm hiring a good one
Q. About how much would a CPA cost per hour? Need to catch up and do 4 years worth of taxes. Probably owe $ too and want a good CPA to help me lessen what I owe and negotiate a payment plan. Thanks for any good info!
Asked by dream_master_111 - Sat Apr 12 14:33:12 2008 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You can do your taxes yourself unless you are in a complicated situation - a sole proprietorship, partnership, lot of real estate deals with depreciation, foreign taxes and regulations, own a mutual fund - along that line. If you are not comfortable, get on the National Association of Enrolled Agents - www.naea.org - web site. Click on "Find an EA". You click what you need: whether it be corporation, partnership, domestic partnerships, small business, estates and trusts, military, international, etc.You may want to select representation. Type in Boston or Boston your zip. You can type in Taxachusetts and get a whole slew of them. Enrolled agents do not work cheap, but your taxes will be done right and they will go with you if you… [cont.]
Answered by notaperviemusculargent - Sun Apr 13 10:13:50 2008
Q. About how much would a CPA cost per hour? Need to catch up and do 4 years worth of taxes. Probably owe $ too and want a good CPA to help me lessen what I owe and negotiate a payment plan. Thanks for any good info!
Asked by dream_master_111 - Sat Apr 12 14:33:12 2008 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You can do your taxes yourself unless you are in a complicated situation - a sole proprietorship, partnership, lot of real estate deals with depreciation, foreign taxes and regulations, own a mutual fund - along that line. If you are not comfortable, get on the National Association of Enrolled Agents - www.naea.org - web site. Click on "Find an EA". You click what you need: whether it be corporation, partnership, domestic partnerships, small business, estates and trusts, military, international, etc.You may want to select representation. Type in Boston or Boston your zip. You can type in Taxachusetts and get a whole slew of them. Enrolled agents do not work cheap, but your taxes will be done right and they will go with you if you… [cont.]
Answered by notaperviemusculargent - Sun Apr 13 10:13:50 2008
How can I work as a CPA at a firm and take over a seasonal tax firm?
Q. I currently work for a large CPA firm. I want to buy a seasonal individual tax preparing firm with staff already in place. I basically want the staff to run the office and I'd come in when I could usually 6PM or later.
Asked by Michael S - Thu Jul 24 15:31:18 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It sounds like there is the potential that you would be competing directly against your firm. That could be grounds for firing you if you are an employee, or grounds for kicking you out of the partnership if you are a partner. You should clear this with your firm before proceeding any further.
Answered by Chris A2 - Thu Jul 24 17:07:33 2008
Q. I currently work for a large CPA firm. I want to buy a seasonal individual tax preparing firm with staff already in place. I basically want the staff to run the office and I'd come in when I could usually 6PM or later.
Asked by Michael S - Thu Jul 24 15:31:18 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It sounds like there is the potential that you would be competing directly against your firm. That could be grounds for firing you if you are an employee, or grounds for kicking you out of the partnership if you are a partner. You should clear this with your firm before proceeding any further.
Answered by Chris A2 - Thu Jul 24 17:07:33 2008
Should I start studying for my CPA exam or do my masters?
Q. I graduated with my Bachelors in Accounting in 2007. I have worked as an Accountant since then. I want to improve my skills and get a better job. Should I go to grad school, or should I buy a CPA book and start studying for my CPA exam? I have learned a lot from being an accountant, and what would be more beneficial for me? Would I be able to take my CPA exam (and understand its information) without doing my masters?
Asked by Mark d - Thu Dec 24 11:09:59 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I do believe you need a certain number of graduate credits to be eligible to write the exam. Depends on the state, but I've heard up to 30 credits. best check the state you plan to practice in. I would go CPA over Masters in accountancy - CPA allows you to practice and to sign off on audits, etc. Masters is good for a long-term career, but for now, CPA would be the better bet. and yes, you would be able to understand the information without doing a masters. you may also consider doing the CMA - less known but it's probably easier to get. always nice to get more letters behind your name
Answered by The Elder God - Thu Dec 24 20:24:29 2009
Q. I graduated with my Bachelors in Accounting in 2007. I have worked as an Accountant since then. I want to improve my skills and get a better job. Should I go to grad school, or should I buy a CPA book and start studying for my CPA exam? I have learned a lot from being an accountant, and what would be more beneficial for me? Would I be able to take my CPA exam (and understand its information) without doing my masters?
Asked by Mark d - Thu Dec 24 11:09:59 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I do believe you need a certain number of graduate credits to be eligible to write the exam. Depends on the state, but I've heard up to 30 credits. best check the state you plan to practice in. I would go CPA over Masters in accountancy - CPA allows you to practice and to sign off on audits, etc. Masters is good for a long-term career, but for now, CPA would be the better bet. and yes, you would be able to understand the information without doing a masters. you may also consider doing the CMA - less known but it's probably easier to get. always nice to get more letters behind your name
Answered by The Elder God - Thu Dec 24 20:24:29 2009
How does one obtain the work experience needed for CPA certification?
Q. i'm pursuing my associates degree in accounting. id like to eventually be CPA certified. Do you work a job specifically tailored for those who are pursuing the certification, kind of like training? im confused, because ive poked around the web a bit and it seems like you have to already be CPA certified. yes, planning on going to grad school after my 2 yrs :)
Asked by Nikki - Sun Jan 11 13:04:02 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You have to work under the supervision of a public accountant in order to get the experience for the CPA. You will also need to get a bachelors since you won't have the full 27 hours of accounting from getting an associates degree. You can email me at myennui08@yahoo.com if you want more info, I'm trying to get mine as well.
Answered by AB - Sun Jan 11 13:10:37 2009
Q. i'm pursuing my associates degree in accounting. id like to eventually be CPA certified. Do you work a job specifically tailored for those who are pursuing the certification, kind of like training? im confused, because ive poked around the web a bit and it seems like you have to already be CPA certified. yes, planning on going to grad school after my 2 yrs :)
Asked by Nikki - Sun Jan 11 13:04:02 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You have to work under the supervision of a public accountant in order to get the experience for the CPA. You will also need to get a bachelors since you won't have the full 27 hours of accounting from getting an associates degree. You can email me at myennui08@yahoo.com if you want more info, I'm trying to get mine as well.
Answered by AB - Sun Jan 11 13:10:37 2009
How difficult is it to pass the CPA exam without having majored in accounting?
Q. I have a BS in Business Administration plus plan to take over 24 extra hours (junior college classes) in accounting. Ideally, I could study on my own from there to pass the CPA exam. Is this possible/realistic?
Asked by D Jones - Sat Jul 19 12:43:24 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, possible. At the end of the day the knowledge that you acquired depends on your own determination on top of what sort of information that you have received. Ie, back when there's no internet, finding information is harder that it's now. You basically depends on books/ notes & it's not easy to find them as well. Nowadays, you can search for resources (incl solved problems), bookmark them & starts reading & do the exercise yourself. That's the only way of really acquiring a knowledge. You see/ read, you'll forget. You do, then you remember.
Answered by adiwsusanto - Sun Jul 20 07:54:10 2008
Q. I have a BS in Business Administration plus plan to take over 24 extra hours (junior college classes) in accounting. Ideally, I could study on my own from there to pass the CPA exam. Is this possible/realistic?
Asked by D Jones - Sat Jul 19 12:43:24 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, possible. At the end of the day the knowledge that you acquired depends on your own determination on top of what sort of information that you have received. Ie, back when there's no internet, finding information is harder that it's now. You basically depends on books/ notes & it's not easy to find them as well. Nowadays, you can search for resources (incl solved problems), bookmark them & starts reading & do the exercise yourself. That's the only way of really acquiring a knowledge. You see/ read, you'll forget. You do, then you remember.
Answered by adiwsusanto - Sun Jul 20 07:54:10 2008
If a CPA makes a mistake on your tax return, should he issue a refund?
Q. I had a CPA prepare my tax return. We gave the information late minute but he did a good job. However, I received a letter from a state agency saying a county tax was not paid. CPA admitted he did not pay enter that tax on the state tax return . The tax owned is less than $500. Should the CPA issue a refund for this services? For how much?
Asked by Kiran C - Mon Jul 14 12:56:38 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. He should pay the additional interest owed if any, but not the tax itself.
Answered by fcas80 - Mon Jul 14 13:01:33 2008
Q. I had a CPA prepare my tax return. We gave the information late minute but he did a good job. However, I received a letter from a state agency saying a county tax was not paid. CPA admitted he did not pay enter that tax on the state tax return . The tax owned is less than $500. Should the CPA issue a refund for this services? For how much?
Asked by Kiran C - Mon Jul 14 12:56:38 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. He should pay the additional interest owed if any, but not the tax itself.
Answered by fcas80 - Mon Jul 14 13:01:33 2008
What undergraduate major do you need to be to become a cpa?
Q. If I want to become a cpa, do I need a major in business or accounting? Right now I'm majoring in sociology and plan to minor in accounting. I just plan to get a bach degree in sociology and go get my MBA. But if I want to become a CPA, is a undergrad degree in business/accounting a must?
Asked by madmarky10 - Sat Dec 15 15:13:59 2007 - - 5 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Every state is different on their requirements to become licensed, but as another answerer said, I do not believe any state specifically requires an accounting degree. Most require a "bachelors degree with XX number of hours in Accounting courses" or something along those lines. Florida is like that, my bachelors degree was in Finance - I just took the extra Accounting courses needed for the CPA exam. you can check state requirements here: Ideally, the best place to check is with your state's board of accountancy, but since it's so hard to get answers from BOA, maybe you can go here and ask someone who's already done the leg work for you: that is a forum full of folks currently taking the exam. There's even a separate section for… [cont.]
Answered by carol - Wed Dec 19 09:39:58 2007
Q. If I want to become a cpa, do I need a major in business or accounting? Right now I'm majoring in sociology and plan to minor in accounting. I just plan to get a bach degree in sociology and go get my MBA. But if I want to become a CPA, is a undergrad degree in business/accounting a must?
Asked by madmarky10 - Sat Dec 15 15:13:59 2007 - - 5 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Every state is different on their requirements to become licensed, but as another answerer said, I do not believe any state specifically requires an accounting degree. Most require a "bachelors degree with XX number of hours in Accounting courses" or something along those lines. Florida is like that, my bachelors degree was in Finance - I just took the extra Accounting courses needed for the CPA exam. you can check state requirements here: Ideally, the best place to check is with your state's board of accountancy, but since it's so hard to get answers from BOA, maybe you can go here and ask someone who's already done the leg work for you: that is a forum full of folks currently taking the exam. There's even a separate section for… [cont.]
Answered by carol - Wed Dec 19 09:39:58 2007
What is the best company to go for when buying cpa review books?
Q. I just need a company that is well known for producing quality review guides for the cpa exam.
Asked by (W.R.T.) Horizon - Sat Oct 17 13:07:29 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I understand firms such as Kaplan offer complete review courses including how to take the exam...how to interpret questions...how to respond to queries, etc. You may find similar information useful when sitting for the lieutenant's exam.
Answered by JB - Sat Oct 17 14:02:09 2009
Q. I just need a company that is well known for producing quality review guides for the cpa exam.
Asked by (W.R.T.) Horizon - Sat Oct 17 13:07:29 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I understand firms such as Kaplan offer complete review courses including how to take the exam...how to interpret questions...how to respond to queries, etc. You may find similar information useful when sitting for the lieutenant's exam.
Answered by JB - Sat Oct 17 14:02:09 2009
What is the difference between a private investigator and a cpa?
Q. What is the difference between a private investigator and a cpa? Why would someone use 1 instead of another for investigating a fraud case?
Asked by ashley s - Wed Jan 6 08:59:00 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. a cpa is a certified public accountant. I guess you would use a CPA to follow a money/accounting trail if there was some kind of crime committed involving finances
Answered by Mo - Wed Jan 6 09:02:37 2010
Q. What is the difference between a private investigator and a cpa? Why would someone use 1 instead of another for investigating a fraud case?
Asked by ashley s - Wed Jan 6 08:59:00 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. a cpa is a certified public accountant. I guess you would use a CPA to follow a money/accounting trail if there was some kind of crime committed involving finances
Answered by Mo - Wed Jan 6 09:02:37 2010
Do you need a bachelor degree to take CPA exam in California?
Q. I don't have a bachelor degree and I am planning on taking CPA reviews classes at UCLA extension to prepare for the CPA exam. I heard that you need a bachelor degree to sit for the exam. Is that true?
Asked by naingzaw - Thu Aug 28 01:52:02 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, you do need a Bachelor's Degree. Actually, you need 150 credit hours. A Bachelor's usually consists of 136 credit hours, so you'd need to take a few extra classes in the accounting field to make up the 150 credit requirement.
Answered by Proudmom - Thu Aug 28 02:03:34 2008
Q. I don't have a bachelor degree and I am planning on taking CPA reviews classes at UCLA extension to prepare for the CPA exam. I heard that you need a bachelor degree to sit for the exam. Is that true?
Asked by naingzaw - Thu Aug 28 01:52:02 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, you do need a Bachelor's Degree. Actually, you need 150 credit hours. A Bachelor's usually consists of 136 credit hours, so you'd need to take a few extra classes in the accounting field to make up the 150 credit requirement.
Answered by Proudmom - Thu Aug 28 02:03:34 2008
How long does it take to prepare to CPA exam?
Q. I m from Brazil, and work as a accounting auditor in a International firm. I graduated in Business school and law school. I was wondering if I could take the CPA exam and how long foreing people usually take to prepare to this exam. Also would like to know if there are any universities that have preparation courses to CPA. Thanks.
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Answered by nonconformiststraightguy - Thu Mar 15 16:08:30 2007
Q. I m from Brazil, and work as a accounting auditor in a International firm. I graduated in Business school and law school. I was wondering if I could take the CPA exam and how long foreing people usually take to prepare to this exam. Also would like to know if there are any universities that have preparation courses to CPA. Thanks.
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How can I find a list of all states requirements for cpa exam?
Q. Does anyone know if I can access a brief list of all states showing their cpa exam requirements. Kind of like an excel spreadsheet data form.
Asked by Myself - Fri Dec 29 19:48:17 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. google it
Answered by Kelly H - Fri Dec 29 19:49:44 2006
Q. Does anyone know if I can access a brief list of all states showing their cpa exam requirements. Kind of like an excel spreadsheet data form.
Asked by Myself - Fri Dec 29 19:48:17 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. google it
Answered by Kelly H - Fri Dec 29 19:49:44 2006
What are the best classes to take to prepare for the California CPA exam?
Q. 8 courses of accounting and 8 courses of business are required to sit for the California CPA exam. What are the best exams to take, the fundamental ones that are at the heart of accounting and business?
Asked by Dienekes - Tue Jan 12 19:14:38 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. CPA exam help
Answered by Mano - Thu Jan 14 08:11:36 2010
Q. 8 courses of accounting and 8 courses of business are required to sit for the California CPA exam. What are the best exams to take, the fundamental ones that are at the heart of accounting and business?
Asked by Dienekes - Tue Jan 12 19:14:38 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. CPA exam help
Answered by Mano - Thu Jan 14 08:11:36 2010
Are CPA exam fees tax deductible or can you get a tax credit for amounts paid?
Q. Hi, I was wondering if there was anywhere where i can use the fees paid to take the CPA exam on my income tax form. I am already in the accounting profession and the CPA license is required to advance in my job.
Asked by V - Tue Jan 6 13:36:17 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Haha, I had a co-worker wondering the same Q, yes it is deductible, but I think it's classified as a misc. deductible, either as an edu expense or business exp; So I think it's subject to the 2.5% floor of your AGI. Something about expenses on improving skills that enable to further in your profession. Also note that if you get reimbursement from your employer, you would not be able to deduct this expense.
Answered by Ken F - Wed Jan 7 10:50:19 2009
Q. Hi, I was wondering if there was anywhere where i can use the fees paid to take the CPA exam on my income tax form. I am already in the accounting profession and the CPA license is required to advance in my job.
Asked by V - Tue Jan 6 13:36:17 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Haha, I had a co-worker wondering the same Q, yes it is deductible, but I think it's classified as a misc. deductible, either as an edu expense or business exp; So I think it's subject to the 2.5% floor of your AGI. Something about expenses on improving skills that enable to further in your profession. Also note that if you get reimbursement from your employer, you would not be able to deduct this expense.
Answered by Ken F - Wed Jan 7 10:50:19 2009
What should I do to become a CPA if I am graduating with a BA in Economics?
Q. I go to an Ivy League school that essentially has no accounting class. To satify the 150 semester hrs requirement of the CPA exam, should I apply to Master's programs in Accounting, or should I just take enough accounting classes to make myself eligible to sit for the exam? Do you know of any schools offering good (=high quality) accounting programs/courses? If possible, I would prefer the school to be in the West or East coast. I am graduating this May and I have a very high GPA. Thank you very much! Any advice is appreciated!
Asked by The Confused Econ Major - Sat Feb 24 19:11:39 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi there, I was in the exact same boat as you were. I was an Econ Major, who decided to do a Master's program in Accounting at USC (University of Southern California). I think they rank in the top 5 for graduate accounting programs, and the good thing about the program is that it's a strategic recruiting school, so most people in my program were able to find jobs even before we graduated. I believe University of Illinois has the best accounting program in the US, so that's another option. It's all up to you, but I think if you are going to spend the amount of time to get 150 semester hours, then you might as well get a Master's degree out of it. You'll get paid more at most accounting firms for having a Master's degree, but won't if… [cont.]
Answered by Kat - Mon Feb 26 05:28:45 2007
Q. I go to an Ivy League school that essentially has no accounting class. To satify the 150 semester hrs requirement of the CPA exam, should I apply to Master's programs in Accounting, or should I just take enough accounting classes to make myself eligible to sit for the exam? Do you know of any schools offering good (=high quality) accounting programs/courses? If possible, I would prefer the school to be in the West or East coast. I am graduating this May and I have a very high GPA. Thank you very much! Any advice is appreciated!
Asked by The Confused Econ Major - Sat Feb 24 19:11:39 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi there, I was in the exact same boat as you were. I was an Econ Major, who decided to do a Master's program in Accounting at USC (University of Southern California). I think they rank in the top 5 for graduate accounting programs, and the good thing about the program is that it's a strategic recruiting school, so most people in my program were able to find jobs even before we graduated. I believe University of Illinois has the best accounting program in the US, so that's another option. It's all up to you, but I think if you are going to spend the amount of time to get 150 semester hours, then you might as well get a Master's degree out of it. You'll get paid more at most accounting firms for having a Master's degree, but won't if… [cont.]
Answered by Kat - Mon Feb 26 05:28:45 2007
What is the advantage of being a CPA versus just having a bachelor's in accounting?
Q. If the grad school I want to attend does not offer a master's in accounting, but my undergrad major is accounting, is there still any point in attending that grad school, like for a business administration major or anything like that? If I want to have a good resume to get a good accounting job is it a bad idea to not take the CPA?
Asked by baseballdude2323a - Tue Aug 19 18:12:08 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can get good accounting jobs without the CPA designation but it does make you more marketable to have it. CPAs are getting to be harder to come by and are in demand. I'm not even looking and have been approached by headhunters seeking CPAs to fill positions.
Answered by Annora - Tue Aug 19 18:23:43 2008
Q. If the grad school I want to attend does not offer a master's in accounting, but my undergrad major is accounting, is there still any point in attending that grad school, like for a business administration major or anything like that? If I want to have a good resume to get a good accounting job is it a bad idea to not take the CPA?
Asked by baseballdude2323a - Tue Aug 19 18:12:08 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can get good accounting jobs without the CPA designation but it does make you more marketable to have it. CPAs are getting to be harder to come by and are in demand. I'm not even looking and have been approached by headhunters seeking CPAs to fill positions.
Answered by Annora - Tue Aug 19 18:23:43 2008
Where do I start studying for the CPA exam?
Q. Hi guys. Basically, I'm an ambitious young individual who wants to get a head start on the CPA exam in the hopes of getting it earlier. Assuming that I don't know much at all, how do I get started on studying for this? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Asked by therealantyman - Sun May 27 17:07:16 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's great that you want to get an head start. But have you complete your bachlor in Accounting yet? In general, people can start studying the CPA exam by signing up for CPA review courses, like Becker. But people usually start studying for the exam after they graduate because usually, auditing courses are last to be taken for the degree. After taking auditing at school, it'll be much easier to take the CPA review courses.
Answered by laiyingkin - Mon May 28 01:43:48 2007
Q. Hi guys. Basically, I'm an ambitious young individual who wants to get a head start on the CPA exam in the hopes of getting it earlier. Assuming that I don't know much at all, how do I get started on studying for this? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Asked by therealantyman - Sun May 27 17:07:16 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's great that you want to get an head start. But have you complete your bachlor in Accounting yet? In general, people can start studying the CPA exam by signing up for CPA review courses, like Becker. But people usually start studying for the exam after they graduate because usually, auditing courses are last to be taken for the degree. After taking auditing at school, it'll be much easier to take the CPA review courses.
Answered by laiyingkin - Mon May 28 01:43:48 2007
What other careers are available with a CPA certificate?
Q. My son is a cpa and wants to do something else. Any ideas short of going back to school? He doesn't want an MBA. He is working for a CPA firm, but wants to do something else. Maybe some non-traditional accounting position. Does anyone know of any?
Asked by Cindy L - Mon Dec 18 12:58:45 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. An excellent choice is to be an internal auditor. They require most internal auditors (depending on the specific area they go into) to have a CPA so he would already be a step-ahead.
Answered by BobaB - Mon Dec 18 13:06:22 2006
Q. My son is a cpa and wants to do something else. Any ideas short of going back to school? He doesn't want an MBA. He is working for a CPA firm, but wants to do something else. Maybe some non-traditional accounting position. Does anyone know of any?
Asked by Cindy L - Mon Dec 18 12:58:45 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. An excellent choice is to be an internal auditor. They require most internal auditors (depending on the specific area they go into) to have a CPA so he would already be a step-ahead.
Answered by BobaB - Mon Dec 18 13:06:22 2006
What are your thoughts on me changing my career from being a CPA to studying to be a physician?
Q. I am in my mid 20's and sat for the CPA exam, got my license, but don't feel like it is my calling. I have flirted with the idea of going back to school part-time and taking pre-med classes while I work as a CPA. If I do well in these classes and well on the MCAT, I feel confident that I would choose to accept my admission into medical school. What do you think?
Asked by PB - Sat Sep 5 12:59:36 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What the heck? Go for it. Might as well give it a try if you can afford to do so.
Answered by nolainkansas - Sat Sep 5 13:31:06 2009
Q. I am in my mid 20's and sat for the CPA exam, got my license, but don't feel like it is my calling. I have flirted with the idea of going back to school part-time and taking pre-med classes while I work as a CPA. If I do well in these classes and well on the MCAT, I feel confident that I would choose to accept my admission into medical school. What do you think?
Asked by PB - Sat Sep 5 12:59:36 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What the heck? Go for it. Might as well give it a try if you can afford to do so.
Answered by nolainkansas - Sat Sep 5 13:31:06 2009
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