kev asked:


fwiw, I’m a loan officer who is 1099′d. I am currently undergoing an audit for the years of 2004 and 2005. i have probably paid my cpa in the neighboorhood of $3,000 dollars thus far and i was just curious if I could write off this money as a business expense, or in some other way.

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mocchi asked:


My major is accounting and I want to go for the CPA and the extra 30 credits required to become a CPA. Can I easily find a part-time position while pursuing those extra 30 credits when I get my bachelors next year may?
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Mrs.D asked:


I understand there are sometimes set fees, and sometimes hourly rates. I cant seem to get a straight answer. I keep getting told to call a CPA. The thing is that I have one, but I think her rate seems a bit high.

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mygosh asked:


I want to get a license in the state of Minnesota, I have not been convicted of a felony but was arrested for one. I have several misdemeanors on my record, I want to know if that will disqualify me from taking the CPA exam.

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dasielady asked:


I am in the WI National Guard and have a Bachelor’s degree in Accounting. I am planning on taking the CPA exam this summer, but would like to use the military benefits for it if they exist— I know they offer like C++ certification and CLEP exams for free and stuff like that….

Does anyone know if the army offers a program to study for the CPA exam (such as a Becker Review Course) or if they will pay for the exam itself?

Thanks!

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Ms. Lettuce asked:


I live in California but would like to live in New York. In which of those reciprocal states is the easiest and fastest to obtain? Is the CPA in CA hard? I’ve heard that in Maine you only need a bachelors. Is this true? I have a bachelors in Finance and took 2 accounting classes. I have no experience.

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doraima29 asked:


After I graduate, or during my senior year, are there any job opportunities in bookkeeping and accounting jobs available without the CPA requirement? I will eventually study for the CPA for 6 months to 1 year, and take the test. And I should move forward to look for something matching my work experience, and my degree in BS in Business Administration(options in Accounting and Information Technology Management).

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recalcitrant99 asked:


Hi.

I know that one of the requirements for being able to take the CPA

exam is to take Cost Accounting or Managerial Accounting.

In some schools there are two Cost Accounting courses(1&2),

and in some schools there is only one.

Do students need to take both Cost Accounting 1&2

(Assuming that they are both 3-credit courses) to be

eligible to take the CPA exam, or is just taking one enough

like Advanced Accounting?

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phiteco2000 asked:


I have a salary job making $55,000 and this is my first full-time position. Do I need to hire a CPA? What’s the best and cheapest way to file my taxes? Any help is appreciated!

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spc_rice asked:


I am in the military and will be deploying very shortly. I am a victim of the stop loss meaning my enlistment in the army has been involuntarily extended. As soon as I redploy I will be released from active duty. I have already completed y MPA and meet all requirements to sit for the exam. I would like to take the CPA exam while I am deployed. That way I am prepared for when the Army finally releases its hold on me. Are there any states that premit you to take a proctored exam overseas?

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