veer Posted March 13, 2011 Posted March 13, 2011 Any tips on preference for Yaeger or Becker CDs or DVDs? I have heard Gleim question papers are equally good.. these packages are too expensive so need to make sure if I am buying the right study material..
Late Cut Posted March 13, 2011 Posted March 13, 2011 Any tips on preference for Yaeger or Becker CDs or DVDs? I have heard Gleim question papers are equally good.. these packages are too expensive so need to make sure if I am buying the right study material.. I'd go with Becker; the key comes down to lots of practice and taking sample exams. Your college library should have older exams too. PM me if you have anything else i can help with.
veer Posted March 14, 2011 Author Posted March 14, 2011 thanks Latecut... did you buy only books or you also bought lecture dvds and extra exam material?
Late Cut Posted March 14, 2011 Posted March 14, 2011 PM sent Veer. If you have any specific questions or whatnot, please do let me know. Thank you.
ravishingravi Posted March 14, 2011 Posted March 14, 2011 Late Cut, what kind of opportunities exist for CPA in US or elsewhere ? Will it always be core accounting ? Apparently, as per their eligibility criteria I have to take 4 papers.
Late Cut Posted March 14, 2011 Posted March 14, 2011 Late Cut' date=' what kind of opportunities exist for CPA in US or elsewhere ? Will it always be core accounting ? Apparently, as per their eligibility criteria I have to take 4 papers.[/quote'] You need the core accounting background and skill set; however, you can branch off into various other roles in related fields, be it in finance or accounting, or in managerial roles. For example, my background is in auditing with a focus on the insurance industry, which i have translated into forensic and litigation consulting. The fiield is very different from traditonal accounting/auditing (including fraud investigations, class action litigation, damage analyses, interviewing people etc.). So you can subspecialize in various fields and industries. I hope that answers your question. If you have anything specific you want to ask, feel free to do so.
ravishingravi Posted March 14, 2011 Posted March 14, 2011 You need the core accounting background and skill set; however' date=' you can branch off into various other roles in related fields, be it in finance or accounting, or in managerial roles. For example, my background is in auditing with a focus on the insurance industry, which i have translated into forensic and litigation consulting. The fiield is very different from traditonal accounting/auditing (including fraud investigations, class action litigation, damage analyses, interviewing people etc.). So you can subspecialize in various fields and industries. I hope that answers your question. If you have anything specific you want to ask, feel free to do so.[/quote'] Thanks a lot.
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