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CPA Review Books: Which has the Best Value for Money?
Among the popular CPA review books, I like Wiley the best. It is also the number-one best seller in this category. Wiley CPA Books Amazon carries Wiley’s book at a great discount, and you can get even cheaper books from 2nd-hands over there. Please check out the Wiley CPA books here. Becker CPA Books In […]
Continue readingNINJA CPA Review 2025: Affordable Supplemental & Whole Course Options
NINJA CPA Review can be a stand-alone CPA Exam study course. However, its price is so reasonable that you can easily use it as a supplement as well. Pricing and access are monthly, so you can use it as long as you need it and cancel anytime. Number of MCQs: 7,000+ (depending on your chosen […]
Continue readingBest States to Apply for CPA International Students + Candidates
How to become a CPA for international students and candidates? Since most international candidates do not have a “preferred” state to practice their profession, they are free to pick a state board with the most favorable CPA exam requirements. This flexibility can be overwhelming with 55 states and jurisdictions to choose from. How do you […]
Continue readingMichigan CPA Requirements (Rules on Exam and Licensing)
Michigan state board allows candidates to sit for the exam with 120 credit hours, but 150 credit hours must be completed upon applying for the license. One year of experience is needed, which is typical of the “3Es” of the CPA requirements. Michigan CPA Requirements 1. Education Requirements to Sit for the CPA Exam in […]
Continue readingAspiring CPA without Social Security Number (SSN): Is there a Way Out?
International CPA exam candidates often need to overcome several obstacles in order to get qualified for the exam. One such obstacle is the social security number (SSN). Rest assured that, in most cases, you can still sit for the CPA exam without the SSN. What is Social Security Number? A social security number is a […]
Continue readingCPA Exam Testing Windows and Blackout Months
Since CPA testing windows have changed, I thought it would be nice to have a post to explain how they work. Lately, I’ve noticed a lot of confusion online about CPA Exam windows in 2025. After all, the old CPA Exam windows followed a different approach with the introduction of CPA continuous testing that started […]
Continue readingUtah CPA Requirements (Rules on Exam and Licensing)
Utah’s educational requirement is pretty strict. After all, you need 150 credit hours, a lot of upper-division and graduate courses in accounting and business are required. Working experience is relatively flexible with one year of public or non-public accounting experience. Utah CPA Requirements 1. Education Requirements to Sit for the CPA Exam in Utah Candidates […]
Continue readingDo CPA Exam Credits Expire? Dates, Rules, and Remedies
Passing the US CPA Exam is one of the greatest career accomplishments for accountants, and you certainly don’t want your CPA credits to expire. But after passing the exam, the CPA journey is not over—you’ll have to fulfill the licensing requirements to claim the CPA certification. In addition to passing the CPA Exam, almost all […]
Continue readingMaster’s Degree vs CPA: Salary & career info for CPA vs Masters
Masters degree vs. CPA license: Do you know which is better for your career? The answer is actually quite complex. Therefore, this article is all about accounting master’s degree options in relation to the CPA. I’ll also discuss whether you need a CPA or master’s in accounting based on your overall career goals. Plus, I’ll […]
Continue readingCPA Exam Fees: How Much Does the CPA Cost?
As with so many good things in life, the CPA certification is not free. Even after you earn your degree, you’ll have to meet a few other CPA requirements that will cost you money, such as passing the CPA Exam. And unless you’re one of the fortunate few whose firm covers some or all of […]
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