Simply any1 frm india who is plannin 4 cpa 4m us.can u plz let me noe the procedure for doin it. like i wanna noe evrythng frm best university to wat all xams u wrote everythng. im frm hyderabad nd even im plannin for de same so plz help me.
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What course you doin, and i can forward the info, and where do wanna study?
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Each state has different requirements, so it depends which state you plan to get your license from.\n\nI live in Nevada, which has among the strictest requirements: you have to have 150 credit hours in order to take the exam. There are four exams to take (Financial, Regulation, Auditing, and Business & Environmental Concepts). In addition to passing all four sections, you have to have about two years of work experience, with a certain number of hours coming from auditing.\n\nCheck with the State CPA society or the State Board of Accountancy for specific requirements.\n\nGood luck!
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Congratulations on your big accomplishment!  I got my AA degree last year, and I have transferred to a 4 year university.  It is a stepping stone on your way to higher education.\n\nI looked in the help ads for my local paper, and yes...there were jobs that asked for at least a two year degree in accounting, and payroll type work.  Of course it is not what a CPA would do, but it is some type of payroll, or excel type of imput.\n\nSo there is an advantage because it shows employers that you have taken the next step and are willing to.\n\nGood luck.\n\nDave
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first, find out if usa dental schools will accept transfer of your indian dental school credits, if not then you'll have to start again by\n\nreapplying to us dental schools and if that doesn't work then...\n\napply to post bac dental programs at universities, this means that you'll need to retake the basic sciences again and reapply to us dental schools.  since most programs have relationships with their own dental schools or another programs.  you should be able to get in
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My husband and I are opening our own business also and have heard some horror stories about friends of ours who tried to do their accounting themselves and ended up owing the IRS thousands.  I think it's worth it (especially for peace of mind) to go ahead and hire an accountant to do your taxes and who will guide you with the rest of your accounting also.  You can shop around and get quotes from different accountants and also ask other business owners in your area who they trust. :)
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I assume you have registered with the AAT, if not you can still go onto their website (link below). Click on students and then resource centre, there is a careers support paragraph with another link.\n\nThe other thing to do would be to go to the local job centre and get a list of local accountants and write to them. Don't try the big firms as they do not want AAT trainees, go for small one or two partner firms, they usually give the best training as they have a diverse client base which is great for learning.\nMy firm is a three partner firm and we have 4 AAT trainees at the moment and they all sail through the exams with no problems.\n\nWith regard to the timing I would do it as soon as possible, we normally take on trainees in Sep and Oct so we get a good choice of school leavers (A level).\n\nGood luck and I hope you find the right job for you.
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The best thing you have to do first is, first choose(by choose I mean, universities that are affordable to your budget) several universities and then see what are the requirements they are asking(normally those are TOEFL {Test Of English as a Foreign Language}SAT{Scholastic Assessment Test} scores. So do the test and get the score they wanted. Then prepare your financial statements as they wanted. And other things if there are. Once you've selected by the Uni, they will giude you with the procedures.\nAnother thing you can do is, find a local university in (your country) that has affliations with a US Uni. Those Uni's have transfer program i.e you can do like 2 years there and do the rest in US. (If you could find a local UNI, that's the most cost effective.)Or a Local UNI that gives American degrees. Then you can apply to a US UNI wih your local UNI's transcript and you can transfer your credits.\nGood luck with everything
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Don't worry about previous sem,just you concentrate on this semester and future semesters..by loosing marks in one semester \ndidn't say you are not eligible.After studying your U.G. you  concentrate on TANCET(for Tamilnadu state)entrance..\nJust join in M.C.A,it will help you in future..you can  get wide knowledge about  computer Applications..ALL THE BEST FOR YOUR SHINING FUTURE\n\nALL the messages to venkateshkumarsr@gmail.com
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I'm a CPA and have no idea what you're talking about.  Can you ask your question in a way that makes sense?
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X-SAMPA: John [dZAn] Larsen [lOr&#92;`s@n]\nKirshenbaum: John [dz.An] Larsen [lOr.s@n]\n\nThat pays a bit of preference to my American accent. It should be fine tho.
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Not sure how you would get it online but you are best off phoning them and giving them the relevant info. Short of that you would have to email the universitys Dean ( I think they call them that ). Basically the person in charge of the universitys faculty or whatever. I still stick to my original suggestion with the calling the unversity.
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go to ur local british council, they will be able to help u out on this, and all the procedures u need to take a london gce xam\n\nalternatively, u can also visit the local british concil website\n\njust go to\nhttp://www.britishcouncil.org/home-contact-worldwide.htm\nand select ur country to go to the british council website of ur country\n\nme a london gce survivor.......:D
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Gautam\nYou are asking too much in one letter. This is why you are not getting a reply.It took me 3 minutes to read your question.\nIt seems that you are not all aware of the procedure for studying abroad. I suggest that you become a member of one of the Yahoo Group one of which is \nhttp://groups.yahoo.com/group/ADMISSIONSOURCE/\n\nGood Luck\nNBS
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Why don't u try batchmates.com, hi5, plaxo & the like?\nOr search yahoogroups for a grp from ur locality, office, school or college.\nU might find someone who knows him.\nThis is too huge a forum for someone relevant to read ur question.\nI'm frm India, for instance
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well i think the following sites migth help u out.\n\nhttp://www.morth.nic.in/mvleind.htm\nhttp://www.morth.nic.in/cmvr.htm\nhttp://www.morth.nic.in/rit.htm
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Not me -- I have a BS in Accounting and an MBA with a concentration in Mgmt Information Systems and this has been a GREAT combination for me for nearly 25 years.  It was a slow go in the beginning but as I got experience and momentum in my career I've been doing quite well for myself to the point where I've enough cash to have my own business.  [note -- i did very well in NY which according to your account ID you may be from there as well.]
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First of all, congratulations on choosing the profession of public accounting. That said, why should you get your CPA? You answered this question yourself; it's all about credibility. Would you let someone perform surgery on you if you knew they didn't have M.D. (or similar) after there name? After their physical health, people are most squeamish about their money. \n\nHowever, perhaps what is best for you is to look into to getting a CFP - certified financial planner. The CFP would be more appropriate for what you are wishing to do, however, lots of folks who get these started out with their CPAs. I posit that this is because it is much easier to build a client base with a CPA than with a CFP. CPAs enjoy the opportunity to practice in many more areas (e.g. taxation, audit, accounting systems development, transaction advisory, estate planning, et al), while the CFP is much more focused.\n\nLong story short: You can't go wrong if you get CPA first, then afterwards get your CFP. The combination of both will only make you that much more marketable.