How much does CPA earn you?

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[DAANISH_KHAN_]

If you want to do Job, doing ACCA and CPA is better option than doing CA.
and also easier.
Easy work Visa.

[db]

Most of the CAs barking in the comments don’t realise that 80% of all work in this field in India today are US outsourced work. A CPA is an US CA and in these jobs they get better or equivalent recognition. These jobs command better salaries than India jobs.
Also CPAs have better recognition abroad.
I am a CPA working in Germany now

[harini]

I'm a CPA and recently got placed in KPMG for 10.5 lakhs.

[priyankmaru]

Bro... CPA in India might be equivalent to BCOM in india

[sameer]

people making fun of this guy and CPA as a whole should check the demand for CPAs in big4s and other PA companies. you all are salty because CPA is easier to pass than CA yet they get the same salary plus global recognition. You guys can check the value of CPA in global accounting forums.
and mind you CPA is also a tough exam, it is definitely not a cake walk. the concepts should be crystal clear, its not your typical indian exam where you practice x types of sums in a particular topics for example cash flow and youre good to go. anyone thinking its easy should try revenue recognition from FAR.

I guess the ones shitting about CPA are people who have not worked in our industry.

[evehaha]

He's actual right, it is the CA of USA so

[hader]

Why are my fellow indians so judgemental towards other qualifications that offer the same value but more efficiently that the indian CA and listen to what this person said he said CPA is the CA equivalent IN THE US

[rajandhiver]

CPA is easier than a CA. That's why many companies are not even mentioning CPA in their Accounting Job Descriptions.😂😂

[Axnasss]

For everyone laughing at him, I’m gonna start my audit job at Deloitte USI which I got through placement and trust me they’re literally gonna spend on you for exams and study material so that you study CPA. But for walk-in interviews they need CA or CPA which they see as the same value of and trust me the entry level package is between 9-11 LPA if they have it. CPA is valued to this stake if you work in MNC’s or Big 4 or else it’s not so much valued in Indian companies

[roshan]

The pass percentage of CPA is just because most aspirants are professionals. Also CA 8 papers 2400 inr. Many of the aspirants write CA exams without preparation. But CPA each paper more than 50, 000inr. So who'll waste that hectic amount. Also you need Masters for CPA exam eligiblity

[iUnnithan]

CPA in the US is like CA in India. Only the CPA can sign the audit and attestation in US. I am working on my CPA license right now. I am from the US. To get the CPA license you need 150 credit hours which is 6 years of education in the US (Bachelor's 4 years + Master's 2 Years) 1 to 2 years of experience and passing four CPA exams and 1 ethics exam and to keep the license the CPA must take 80+ credits (CPE) every three years. The starting salary in the US is around $75, 000/year.

[exalt]

CPA is more better than doing CA... CPA degree holders can work in nearly all the country in the world.

[smashpatriarchy]

Idk why people in the comment section are so bitter about. Most of them derive their entire self worth out of their CA degree so they feel salty that another degree which is easier than CA is paying so much. I left CA after clearing IPCC which I was still in 3rd year of Xavier’s. Got placed with deloitte USI and got fully sponsored CPA and now at the age of 25 I am a Senior/assistant manager and make 22lpa, got bonus of 1.5 lpa for clearing CPA and also a 20% hike for clearing CPA. I am currently selected for going to US on-site program through L1 visa so all the people criticising are just plain stupid. I chose this path and this life has been fairly good compared to my CA friends working in Indian practice. Most people in my firm have left Indian practice and joined here because of the perks and benefit and better work- life balance.

[TheCMASHOW]

CMA is watching from behind while drinking soda.

[lolno]

most people barking at that guy in comments arent even CAs. they just think the professional course of their nation is superior to that of others(or just hate US). And that guy clearly said "equivalent in the US" atleast read/listen properly before insulting someone on the internet lmao

[tsg]

Everybody is jealous and yet what he says is true CPA is equivalent to CA only and has a very high demand in corporates even more than CA sometimes sure CA is difficult but no need to put it down it is charter of USA.

[praveenphilipsanthosh]

For Cpa the basic qualification for a license is a good masters degree, so most cps are already well qualified and experienced when they start of on the cpa and that might be one reason for the higher pass percentage, its easy to make fun, and again it is a much sought after qualification in the US

[AbdulMalik_]

Dont believe the words of such institutions who promises to give 10 lakh.

[shelynaemerald]

My silly mind was translating 10 lakhs in Us dollars as $10, 000 and I was thinking, "Well that's not much? I made $10k or so a year like 15 years ago." but Google says that 10 lakhs is actually $107, 647.00
I was gonna say! 😂😅😅

[bhaveshvispute]

If you want job go for acca, cpa, cfa
But want setup firm no other option than ca, cs, cma