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What courses satisfy 24 semester units of accounting for CPA?
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I am a resident of California, and the requirements to sit for the exam is 24 semester units of accounting courses, but I really don't know which courses will satisfy the requirement. I've taken financial and mangerial accounting (8 units total) and not sure if they count or not. I'm planning on taking payroll (2 units), accounting internship (4 units), intermediate accounting (3 units), bookeeping (3 units), accounting - gov't and nonprofit entities (3 units), federal and california tax (4 units). All those classes are for this upcoming semester at a community college. There's also cost accounting (3 units), quickbooks (1.5 units), mas 90 (3 units) and intermediate tax (4 units)for the spring semester too. I am planning on asking the accounting department of my school too. I was wondering if someone knows which classes qualify or not as it would really help so I'm not wasting my time taking unnecessary classes. Thanks!
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You should have a Bachelors Degree to sit for the CPA examination in California. If your Bachelors Degree is not in Business or Accounting related area than there is a requirement of 24 semester units of business-related subjects and 24 semester units in accounting subjects. Courses in excess of the required 24 semester units of accounting may be counted toward the business-related subjects unit requirement.
More or less, these Accounting courses shout be taken: Accounting Financial Reporting Auditing Financial Statement Analysis External or Internal Reporting Taxation The above mentioned courses are usually upper division, I don't know of any community college teaching Auditing. Business related subjects would be: Business Administration Computer Science/Information Systems Business CommunicationsEconomics Business Law Finance, for example, Financial Management Business Management Marketing Business Related Law Courses offered by an accredited law school Mathematics. Statistics. My source for this information is: http://www.dca.ca.gov/cba/publications/exambk1.pdf |
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