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financial qualification recognised in states

mkdon · 2011-02-06 00:54:57

wife to be is from states have some cima exams done but get no exemptions for acca or cpa that my degree hasnt given me would cima be recognised in states (not at moment but in future) anyone any ideas what route i should take i work in fund accounting at the moment need your utmost help on this 1

06-02-2011 12:54am

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mkdon

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wife to be is from states

have some cima exams done but get no exemptions for acca or cpa that my degree hasnt given me

would cima be recognised in states (not at moment but in future)

anyone any ideas what route i should take

i work in fund accounting at the moment

need your utmost help on this 1

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#2 06-02-2011 6:26pm

SBWife

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CPA is the normal qualification for accountants in the US. If you qualify with CAI here you can take an international qualification exam to become a US CPA, otherwise you'd have to take the regular CPA exam in whichever state you intend to live and work. The educational and experience requirements needed in order to be able to take the exam will depend on the state.

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