Hello, I want to become a U.S. CPA and also get a CPA licence in Mexico, too. Does somebody know the website explaining about CPA licence in Mexico in English? Is it difficult licence just like U.S. CPA or easier? Also, is there any requirement to take CPA exam?
Thanks!
I would like to know if by passing the CPA exam only I could get an entry-level job in accounting/bookkeeping? I am planning to change my career. I intend to take the CPA Exams as long as I find a job otherwise it is better to spend the money on a different career certification, please advise.
What is an entry level position for accounting with an MBA/Accounting? I plan to take the CPA exam once I have met the requirements. I have a bachelors in business. I’ve worked in finance and investments.
I’m planning on takeing the cpa exam in the next 6 months and was wondering how often i need to take that test to renew my accounting certificate? 1 year, 2 year 5 years or is that one test I take good for my life?
I hear that if u pass the cpa exam , the public accounting firm will expect u know more since they need to pay u more.Thus, it’s harder to get in than if u didn’t pass the exam. They require less if u don’t pass the cpa exam and it’s easiler to get it. I also want to know what are some successful factor for an interview?
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?
I hear a lot about computer software grads and engineering grads getting really good jobs, but can an OPTION in CIS get me a information systems job? I like the idea of an IT Auditor(blend of accounting and CIS). The option in CIS is 24 units(like 6 classes). The option in accounting fullfils all requirements for the CPA exam.
I am thinking about going back to school to get another degree in accounting so I can take the CPA exam. I am wondering if accounting firms would look unfavorably at someone with 2 undergraduate degrees.
I Graduated with a Dual Bachelors Degree Accounting and Business Administration . I will be taking my CPA exam this year and I really would love to start a CPA firm. Is it possible?
Hi,
I graduated from college in 2006 and studied business. I’ve been an accountant for 2.5 years now, and I’ve had an increasing interest in moving into a treasury-related position in a corporation. I’ve started a part-time MBA at nights, and was wondering if anyone out there with treasury experience would recommend concentrating in accounting and passing the CPA exam, or just concentrating in finance to achieve my goal. Would one really be any better over the other?
Thanks so much!
