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The Core sections are Auditing and Attestation (AUD), Financial Accounting and Reporting (FAR), and Taxation and Regulation (REG). The Discipline sections are Business Analysis and Reporting (BAR), Information Systems and Control (ISC), and Tax Compliance and Planning (TCP).
Because of these high standards, CPAs are recognized by the government as experts in the field. Therefore, CPAs are seen as better qualified to perform accounting functions and are allowed to execute duties that other accountants cant, including: Preparing audited financial statements.
Prestige. Due to the rigorous requirements, CPAs are considered the gold standard in business and the accounting industry. Always in demand. ing to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment for people with a CPA license is projected to grow by 22% between now and 2028.
Accountants can make $500k per year. If they develop the right skills. And it can be done without starting your own business (and taking all the risk that comes with it). Its not easy, but the key is to build high-leverage skills.
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The EA credential, which is the highest credential that the IRS awards, is recognized in all 50 states. Although CPAs and attorneys can also represent clients before the IRS for tax-related issues, these professionals gain their licenses at a state level, whereas the federal government grants EA licenses.
Due to education and licensing requirements, CPAs are typically more qualified to pursue higher level jobs than bachelors-level accountants. They also tend to have a deeper understanding of topics in accounting and finance, including tax law and data analysis.
Not all accountants are CPAs (certified public accountants), but all CPAs are in the accounting profession. Typically, an accountant has achieved a bachelors degree in accounting. A certified public accountant earns this designation after completing specific educational and work requirements and passing a CPA exam.

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