I’m a senior accounting major and I am not sure if I want to go for the masters and become a CPA. In the beginning I did but now I have two toddlers and I don’t know if I would have the time to devote it school right now. I am considering maybe starting a home-based business doing consultation or bookkeeping. I do not want to become a millionaire or anything just make a comfortable salary every month. Maybe $3000-$4000 a month. Does this sound like a good idea?
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Do you have to give statements to your financial advisor?
I just decided on hiring a financial advisor, however besides getting all the information he is asking to provide salary and bank statements.
Is that normal?? Why would FA’s need these documents?? Is it a good idea??
What is the difference in getting a 2 year degree in Accounting and getting a 4 year degree in Accounting?
Because there is a 2 year Accounting degree at the local community college and then there is the same degree at the local 4 year college. Is there a difference in what you’re allowed to do? Is there a difference in salary? Thanks. 
How mutch salary can get accountant in Dubai?
I would like to go in Dubai, as Accountat & i have 13 years expieriance.
who makes more money a lawyer, an accountant or an engineer?
In terms of salary, plus how many hours do you work weekly if you are in one of there professions.
What is the best way an accountant can get into a career in securities brokerage?
Are there jobs out there that do not require cold calling and a mostly commission based salary?
What is the best paid accounting field?
For e.g. Industry & Commerce, Public Sector, etc. I would also like to know the wage/salary of the best paid accounting field too, in British Pounds £.
Do you get more back on your taxes if you file with a private accountant rather than H&R Block or turbo tax?
I used to file with H&R Block and I have some friends that have used turbo tax but it seems like a few co-workers who earn the same salary and not homeowners like myself seem to get more back filing with their accountant. I am not a dependant but am work my first full-time job after college and was just curious. It seems like they rush you through at H&R Block.
Is there a difference with the accounting standards in the west coast and the east coast?
After I graduate here in the west coast, I might move to the east coast just because of some family issue whatever.
Anyway, is there a difference between the accounting standards here in the west and in the east?
How about salary wise? Just wondering because I want to know what to expect when I finally get there.
How much is the salary for an Accountant and a banker, and what are they?
What does these jobs do, and what do I need to know?