Top 5 Reasons For Candidates To Pursue CPA | Know What Makes It The Golden Hat On Your Resume | 2022

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Want to do CPA but confused about the avenues which lie ahead? Understand how CPA is going to help you hone the best of your abilities and how you can make the best use of your investment.
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00:53 - Opportunities to work with US GAAP Clients
01:33 - Salary Structure Equivalent To CAs
02:08 - Only 4 subjects to clear
02:59 - Return on Investment (ROI)
04:17 - The golden hat for your resume

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[AnilBisht-xfjm]

Make such a video on US CMA too with companies who are actively hiring them too

[VijayKumar-bctg]

Can you please provide any other benefits that we can get by making CPA such as doing practice like Indian CA's do, Can you please make a video on that

[dhruvvardhan]

Can you make a video on whether it is preferable to pursue acca right after 10th standard?

[nikhilbadala]

Just a question that If you are saying that salary wise and status wise CPA individuals are equal to CA's then why people opt for CA where they need to give there 5-6 years if they can do CPA within a year? And also there's a vast difference in passing percentage then why would people even opt for CA then if CPA is also offering the same?