Things you need to know about CPA
If you are a finance graduate or an already certified chartered accountant and also want to give an exponential boost to your career, then you can do so by pursuing the CPA course from India. CPA an abbreviation of Certified Public Accountant. A CPA holder usually deals in maintaining and auditing a company’s financial records, look after the budget and how the finance is being managed in the company. They also take care of preparing government taxes, audits and play a big role in financial planning too. Along with this, they are also responsible for recommending financially beneficial methods of saving money.
The CPA eligibility criteria varies from country to country and state to state. But the basic qualification remains that you need to be a graduate degree holder with subjects in finance. It would be a plus point if you have accounting as one of your core subjects. It is absolutely vital that the candidate has 150 hours of course credits to get the license (120 credits to be eligible for the exams). The CPA exams in India are conducted by The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) and National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA).
The preparation of this exam demands a solid lot of preparation. For someone to crack this exam in one go, he or she needs to put in a lot of efforts and dedication to churn out the ultimate results of clearing the CPA exam. The CPA exam tests its candidates based on four sections. Namely, Auditing and Attestation (AUD), Business Environment and Concepts (BEC), Financial Accounting and Reporting (FAR) and Regulation (REG). The student needs to pass all these sections within a span of 18 months and score a minimum of 75 in each of these sections.
Hence, before you appear for the test, make sure you are familiar with all the criteria to be eligible to sit for the exam.

















