People often talk about the “150-hour rule” when it comes to the US CPA exam qualification. What is it, does it apply to you, and what to do if you don’t have enough credits? And how is the 150-hour rule changing to make it easier to become a CPA? An Overview of the CPA 150-Hour […]
Continue readingQuestion: I did not get my degree in the US, so do I need a CPA evaluation or a foreign credential evaluation? How do I know if my coursework fits the educational requirements for the CPA Exam? Answer: Get a foreign academic credential evaluation for your CPA education. This will ensure you meet your jurisdiction’s […]
Continue readingIf you are an accountant and are working towards a prestigious qualification, CPA (Certified Public Accountant) and ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) may come to mind. However, my readers have many questions about the ACCA to CPA credentials. Should you go for ACCA vs. CPA? Or, what if you have ACCA and need a […]
Continue readingYaeger CPA Review has over 40 years of history and prides itself on a whiteboard teaching approach, innovative student portal, and flexible pricing. So, let’s see if the latest Yaeger CPA Review 2025 suits your budget and learning style. Yaeger CPA Review Course Info Dr. Phil Yaeger, CPA, launched his CPA review course in 1977 […]
Continue readingMost future CPAs know they have to pass the four-part CPA Exam, but did you know that some candidates also must take the CPA ethics exam as well? Since CPAs deal with sensitive and confidential information, they need to have a clear understanding of ethical codes to ensure their financial integrity. First, there are 3 Es […]
Continue readingHere are answers to readers’ most common CPA Exam FAQ. If you have a question that you cannot find an answer to, drop a note on my Facebook page, and I’ll do my best to respond as soon as I can. CPA Exam FAQ I Collected Since January 2010 General Questions on Accountancy and CPA 5 […]
Continue readingForeign Academic Credentials Services (FACS) was established more than 30 years ago to replace the former AICPA Foreign Academic Credentials in 1982. FACS is a charter member of the National Association of Credential Evaluation Services. FACS is accepted by most state boards of accountancy. The service fee is among the lowest at $100 for many […]
Continue readingNASBA is the association of the US State Boards of Accountancy. Its mission is to enhance the effectiveness and to advance the common interests of the State Boards, and one of the latest services offered is an international evaluation service (NIES) for international CPA exam candidates. State Boards That Accept NIES Evaluation Over 50 states […]
Continue readingAlthough my site mostly covers the US CPA exam, I’ve received lots of questions on the new CPA Canada designation. Readers have also asked me about the Canada CPA Exam. So, I decided to write a short post on the basics. At the end, you’ll also find info about how to become a CPA in […]
Continue readingBecker CPA Review is the most well-known guided review course in the accounting industry. In fact, over 1 million CPA candidates have used Becker review. Furthermore, the Big 4 CPA firms all have relationships with Becker CPA. And Becker CPA Exam Review is our #1 rated course, too. Still, is Becker the best CPA review? And […]
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