different classes cost different, just wanted to have an idea. I'll probabaly take clases that would help me become an accountant
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Very little for California residents
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They are several choices for accountant wannabes including CPA, CIMA and ACCA. So I guess, these sites might help you ;\n\nCPA Australia ; http://www.cpaaustralia.com.au/cps/rde/xchg\nCIMA UK ; http://www.cimaglobal.com\nACCA UK ; http://www.accaglobal.com
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I think the BBA, but definitely take some tax courses - the single most valuable course I ever took was tax, but there is a lot more to running a business than just the tax aspects.\n\nGood luck to you
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Learning exchange or other local adult learning centers in your area. these places offer all kinds of different classes, contact them and tell them your idea for a class and if they think people will attend then they will let you put on the class and give you a cut of the profit, depending on how many people attend.
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This site has a good explanation on the basic accounting process\n\n\nhttp://www.futureaccountant.com/accounting-process/
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Hard I guess depends all on what are you good at. But just to give u an Idea Auditing and the Accounting papers are both 4 hours long , the regulation is 3 hours and the bussiness is only 2.5 hrs so I guess if u want to thought with the shortest ones then that will be a good idea. That is what I am currently doin BEC and REG
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The first thing to note is that the answer to which is more interesting is completely subjective. If you took a random survey, my guess would be that more people would answer finance rather than accounting - but the bean-counter stereotype of accountants is rapidly changing with the hype generated by Worldcom, Enron, and the Sarbanes Oxley (SOX) Act.\n\nPublic accounting is a mighty interesting place to be, my recommendation would be take Intermediate Accounting - that's what will determine whether you can stand accounting. Nonetheless, auditing is a great springboard into anything in the business world.
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Deductions for professionals tend to be similar.  Tax Preparation programs go to great lengths to explain them to you. One such program, and the one I use is Turbo Tax. I also use Quicken for Business which downloads much relevent information into Turbo Tax each year. The two programs work well together. If you are not confident in preparing your own taxes you should consult a CPA. However, if you are a college educated registered nurse I think that you will be more than capable of preparing it yourself with the assistance of a tax preparation program. Deductions vary widely. For instance, Nurses are required to have continuing education each year, as are all other proffessions. If you find a qualified continuing educatiobn class in Mexico or the Bahamas and attend it, your air fare, hotel room, food, and all other expenses related to the trip expense to obtain the continuing education credits are tax deductible. But the tickets to Disney World for your family would not be. Neither would the air fare and expenses for your family if they accoompanied you. Good luck
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depends on what you want to do with your education. if you want to go into accounting with a small business a CPA should be enough to get you started. if you want to go with one of the big four firms or get into consulting a MBA and CPA would be better especially if your undergrad is not from a top school.
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There would certainly be some type of financial assistance for you, mainly to help pay for the classes. It sounds as though some type of through-the-mail or online degree would be best for you, so you can do your work whenever you have time.\n\nGood luck!
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right now im with Penn Foster but you have to pay. I think its pretty cool and really flexible. You could check it out at www.PennFoster.edu ; who knows you might actually  consider it.
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This site gives a wonderful resource for learners of accounting..\n\nhttp://www.futureaccountant.com/accounting-process/study-notes/
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Accounting? This is a college course, there aren't any websites that are going to help you get answers on how to do the basic math that is required in balancing an income statement.  Read the course book that comes with your class, pay attention to your instructor while in class, and do your work honestly! That is the only way to learn!
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Accounts & Tutions will be good. You have to try for the same.  You can try with auditors for accounts and go through news papers for tutions.
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The most popular accounting designator here is the CPA, Certified Public Accountant.  Pretty much every university has a program.  After you get your degree in accounting and have atleast 150 credits, you can sit for your CPA exam.
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I might be wrong but I believe it is per unit of credit. If a course is worth 3 units of credit, then it costs 3x. If it is a course with 5 units of credit, then it costs 5x.
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You can give a CPA based on your background. There are four parts to the exam. I guess you know the pattern. Browse their web sites and look for international applicant. My brother is also working on the same thing. There are books from Wiley international that are usually followed. The exams are not very frequent so plan properly. Don't schedule if you are not prepared