CPA (Certified Public Accountant) is a designation given by AICPA to the individuals who have passed the Uniform CPA exam, met the required and relevant experience. The CPA designation enforces high professional standards in the field of accounting

The CPA Exams are administered by AICPA, the world's largest accounting body. AICPA offers membership to all the aspirants successfully clearing all 4 CPA exams. CPA license, however, is issued by the 55 state boards of accountancy of the US that are part of NASBA. Each state board has different eligibility criteria that the aspirant needs to meet to take the US CPA exams.

• Degree in any of the streams of Commerce, Accounting or Finance

CPA US is a 4- paper exam- Online 50% MCQ, 50% SIMS (Case Law based questions)

FAR - Financial accounting and reporting-
AUD - Audit
BEC - Business environment
REG - Regulation or US taxation
Exam format: MCQs, simulations, and written communications.
The student will have access to Authoritative literature when he is answering Simulations part in all the 4 papers. Authoritative literature comprises of GAAP, IRS, GAAS where a student can use it to answer, but it requires a lot of practice to locate the exact answer as it is too vast to search.

The aspirant who is willing to take the CPA exam must have to pass all four sections (AUD, FAR, BEC & REG) within 18 months. The sections can be taken in any order as per the candidate’s wish and the credit for any of the sections shall be valid for 18 months from the actual exam date. Also, the credit of the examination expires by section. Once the candidate passed outside the period of 18 months then he/she has to retake those sections.

CPA (Certified Public Accountant) is a designation given by AICPA to the individuals who have passed the Uniform CPA exam, met the required and relevant experience. The CPA designation enforces high professional standards in the field of accounting