I want to write CPA examination in USA, can anyone help me????
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u cn visit http://www.cpanet.com/cpa_forum\nits a complete site for cpa info specially for indian students to solve the doubts\ntry the following site\nhttp://www.nasba.org/nasbaweb.nsf\nhttp://www.cpa-exam.org/\ni hope this clarify ur doubts
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Check these sites for news:\n\nwww.fasb.org\nwww.aicpa.org\nwww.gasb.org\nwww.sarbanes-oxley.com\n\nYou need to decide first what you want to write about.  There is a lot of information for accounting/auditing available.
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Yes. CPA licenses are issued by each state, although there is a uniform (national) exam. You should check the Board of Accountancy for your state to find the specific requirements.
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Study your intermediate accounting text book.  Also, if you have text books from audit, tax, and business law classes it would be good to review.
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Small Business Administration (www.sba.gov) is an excellent resource.\n\nThey are also closely affiliated with SCORE which is a service that allows free access to advisers (many of them CPAs) who can help you with your business.\n\nGood luck!  Starting a new business can be exhilirating!
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try this site to get help in accounting\n\nhttp://www.futureaccountant.com/
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go to this web site.  you will get a ll of the information you need for Immigration in USA
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Try searching Google for this form.\n\nI found a website but they charge $20 to do it.\n\nHope this helps!
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Unfortunately you will not find score to be that helpfull. When I started my business, I asked for help with start-up financing through score. Although they are a gov't agency and many of their members have been prominent in the business community, they do not have expertise in fields other than their own. Thus new and innovative business models seem foreign and unworkable to them. I recall at one meeting with a few elderly advisers where I was told to invest in some print advertising (pay & pray) and stay away from the internet (pay for performance)! Terrible advice. The point is score is a legacy support system for retired professionals.\nThey can be very discouraging and detrimental to your cause.\n\nThe other big lie in the USA, is the SBA. The only way they are going to do anything for you is if your business is already 3 years old without a single hardship and plenty of profit. Even then it's a bankers club and they may be of no help. It's funny but it's part of their charter to start-up companies and they do little if any real start-ups. Forget about a mom and pop operation. They are not in that business.\n\nOnce you do get in business get ready for dirty workers comp. audits and extortion. The IRS is a many armed executioner of small business. And once again Banks will be useless and actually hold you to a higher standard than they hold themselves.\n\nNow that i have told you where not to look for help, I'll give you the advice you need.\n\n1. Retain a lawyer and incorporate.\n2. Hire an accountant\n3. Have faith- there will be times you wonder why your doing    \n   this. This is the greatest pitfall of all. Never look back\n4. Treat your associates and clients well. \n5. Think big!\n\nGod bless and good-luck
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In the US you need at least a four year degree to become a CPA. Some states require that you have 150 credit hours, in addition to two years of work experience. In order to get your license in any state, you must pass an exam.\n\nThe requirements vary by state. Contact the state board of accountancy for the state you live in or want to be certified in.\n\ngood luck!
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A cpa can do it, or jsut a good accountant, or you can do it yourself as most people do. You can find all the forms you need on the internet.
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A lot depends on how bad you want it. I have always believed that if you want something bad enough, no matter how difficult you won't give up until you accomplish it. Besides if it's easy to get would you really want it? I would suggest either an associates or bachelor's in accounting first to prepare you for the test. Good luck to you.
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The State licensing boards, usually called a Board of Accountancy, handle the licensing of the CPAs in their jurisdictions.  Virtually all of them publish a list of licensees on their website, including whether any action has been taken against the licensee, and whether the license is revoked.\n\nThe National Association of State Accounting Boards maintains a list of every licensing board in the country and links for their website.  The web address is www.NASBA.org\n\nBeaware that many states have cross border permissions as well, and occasionally they publish these as seperate from in-state.
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My brother has been a CPA in private practice for about 17 years.  He earns well into the six figure territory.  He's in partnership with another CPA.  They have one CPA candidate who works for them and an office staff of about 6.  Our dad was also a CPA in private practice.  We grew up in a nice home and never wanted for much.\n\nYou need to have 3 years accountancy experience (after completing your BA) before you can sit for the exams.  That's like a medical internship and the employers know it.  Expect not a lot more than minimum wage during that period -- and expect to be worked nearly to death as well.  If you get lucky enough to land an internship with a "Big-8" firm, expect to spend most of your money on clothes.\n\nIt will probably take several shots to pass the exams.  Don't fret failure, very few pass these the first time around.  Once you pass a section, you don't need to retake it; you'll just retake the parts you failed.\n\nOnce you pass the exams, your income potential will be pretty much unlimited.  How much you can earn will be up to you.\n\nAfter 20 years in the biz, my brother loves the $$$ but hates the drudgery.  He's trapped by the lifestyle that he and his family have become accustomed to.  That's a hazard in many careers, though.
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Start by getting yourself a copy of the Uniform Commercial Code. Trust me it will be of great help. It will tell you all that both parties are allowed to do in court and will give you specific guidlines for the laws that all buisnesses in the US must follow.
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go to irs.com  should get prompts
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Yes. Make sure you check out first the other requirements at www.uscis.gov.\nHaving filed taxes properly the past 3 years\nNot spent more than 180 days outside the USA\nInclude all filing fees, and copies of supporting documents\nStudy the 100 sample history questions (they will pick 3 or 4 out of these)\nGood luck!