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Sean says: I’m currently working full time in the tax service of a big four accounting firm. I started working in public accounting in January and have two CPA exam sections already passed. Now that I’m working it seems just impossible to study effectively because I’m learning new things on the job.
Aida is a NINJA CPA blogger. Today I wanted to touch accounting software topic. This will be especially interesting for CPA candidates that are college graduates or still enrolled in school. It is my understanding that BEC and AUD sections of the CPA Exam touch a little bit of IT topic, however it’s more about
Rollie is a NINJA CPA blogger. The wait continues. In case you haven’t heard, I took REG on July 1st and now have to wait almost 3 months to get the results of my computerized exam. Good lord. On the bright side, it kind of puts the score release “out of sight out of mind”.
Joe is a NINJA CPA blogger. I know it sounds awful, and it can be. However studying for the CPA Exam during a vacation can be a great way to keep current with your studying materials while enjoying some much needed rest and relaxation. As you travel to your destination whether by plane, train or
Alex is a NINJA CPA blogger. If you can run a marathon you can do ANYTHING. Does anything include the CPA exam too? I truly hope so because I’ve done 2 full marathons, 11 half marathons, and I coach long distance runners 3 times a week. I love running and the discipline it requires but
Aida is a NINJA CPA blogger. For this post, I would like to cover the work related topic. I am in staff position at big public corporation. One evening while preparing for REG section I started thinking if technical or soft skills are more important for the accounting profession. That is what I’d like to
Evonne writes in. I have been out of school for 20 years but I have taken the CPA exam before. I’m juggling kids and a 50 hour work week. I’m 51 years old and passing the CPA exam is on my bucket list. Which exams should I start with? First of all,
Von writes in: In the FAR section of the CPA Exam, why is there an impairment test for intangible assets with finite lives? Don’t we just amortize them? Yes, you amortize them, however, if the carrying value of the asset if it now exceeds the fair value … So the carrying value
Jennifer says I’m trying to follow the NINJA framework while studying for the CPA Exam using only NINJA CPA Review Materials and noticed that I’m having problems retaining the information. I’m so focused on taking notes of what I feel like is important in the notes section of the NINJA framework, that
Gunyung writes in. Hope I pronounced that correctly. Hey Jeff I was very impressed with NINJA CPA Review material. He actually said that. As an introduction, I’m a foreigner who came to the states about five years ago for college. And now I’m working for one of the Big Four accounting firms.
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