CA or CPA? : r/AustralianAccounting - Reddit
CA or CPA? Hi everyone, I have been working as a graduate accountant at a public accounting firm for last 2 and a half years and in next 6 months I plan to move to a commercial role (Management …
Is this all I need to become a CPA in CA? : r/CPA - Reddit
Jun 30, 2024 · I'm looking to get my CPA in CA. Are the requirements: A bachelors degree in ANYTHING? 24 semester units in accounting classes 24 units in business classes 10 units of ethics …
How to become CPA in Canada : r/Accounting - Reddit
Mar 21, 2023 · The program culminates with the CFE which is the final exam: CPA Professional Education Program (CPA PEP) (cpacanada.ca) You'll also need to complete CPA PERT, which is …
In which countries CA degree of ICAI is valid? : r ... - Reddit
Nov 24, 2020 · Idk about New Zealand but recently I read story of a female Chartered Accountant on The CA Story who easily transitioned to CPA Australia as there is MRA between CPA Australia and …
Help on choosing CA or CPA Australia. : r/AusFinance - Reddit
We have choice to select CA or CPA Aus. I have acquainted with the fact that CA Australia is highly technical and require more hard work but it's highly prestigious in big4. Also big4 provides support for …
Can you get a CA/CPA without a degree? - Reddit
Aug 30, 2023 · For CA you don’t just need a degree, you need a relevant degree. CA is basically another degree but you work at the same time. Edit to add: you can get a TAFE cert in bookkeeping …
Is it worth it becoming a CA/CPA accountant? : r/PersonalFinanceNZ
Nov 6, 2022 · Is it worth it becoming a CA/CPA accountant? I’m just about to graduate university with an accounting degree and I have taken a job at a well known commercial business for a assistant …
CPA or CA after Bachelors : r/AustralianAccounting - Reddit
Jan 4, 2024 · There's sometimes a perception that CA is for career accountants and CPA is better for those who go into consulting etc. Might also want to consider overseas recognition, both CA and …
Become a CPA in California? : r/CPA - Reddit
Apr 4, 2022 · Become a CPA in California? I currently hold a BA in a field unrelated to Accounting. I really don’t want to go back for another BA. I have about one year’s experience doing basic …
How tough is it to become a chartered accountant? - Reddit
The difficulty of CA is less because of the content and more because of how brutal the examination is designed. It's literally designed to break students. If the examination was fairer towards students, it …