CPA Exam for Dummies:
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| 505 | 8 | |a Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Introduction -- About This Book -- Foolish Assumptions -- Icons Used in This Book -- Beyond the Book -- Where to Go from Here -- Part 1 Getting Started with the CPA Exam -- Chapter 1 So You Want to Become a CPA -- Added Responsibilities with a CPA Designation -- Considering What a CPA Does -- Accounting work and controller positions -- Auditing, reviews, and compilations -- Reviewing jobs in the field -- Going over the audit process -- Preparing tax returns -- Branching out into other careers -- Comparing a CPA to Other Credentials -- Checking out the chartered financial analyst (CFA) credential -- Mulling over the certified valuation analyst (CVA) credential -- Understanding the CPA Licensing Requirements -- Going over education requirements -- Meeting the experience requirement -- Addressing ethics -- Walking through CPA Exam Topics -- Chapter 2 Getting Acquainted with the CPA Exam -- Knowing What's on the Exam -- The three discipline tests -- Choosing the business analysis and reporting (BAR) test -- Going with the information systems and controls (ISC) test -- Studying for the tax compliance and planning (TCP) test -- Financial accounting and reporting -- Auditing and attestation -- Taxation and regulation -- Understanding the Exam Format -- Navigating the online tests -- Encountering different types of questions -- Looking at the structure of the tests -- Going Over the Skills You Need to Succeed on the Exam -- Understanding How the Tests Are Weighted -- How Did You Do? Knowing How the Exam Is Graded -- Chapter 3 Applying, Scheduling, and Planning for Your Exam Day -- Making Sure You've Met the Prerequisites -- Considering your amount of education -- Adding in your experience -- Reviewing the licensing requirements -- Applying to Take the Exam | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Applying for Special Accommodations -- Scheduling the Exam -- Where to take the test -- When to take it -- Canceling and rescheduling your test date -- Considerations Before the Exam -- Having a study plan -- Psyching yourself up -- Arriving at the Test Center -- Sitting at the Exam -- Following the rules -- Helping to improve the exam for others -- Chapter 4 Implementing a Study Program -- Reaching Your Goal of Passing the Exam -- Setting an Overall Study Schedule -- Scheduling factors to consider -- Noting how much time you have before your tests -- Looking at recent accounting classes -- Taking job and travel issues into account -- Including personal and family issues -- Deciding on your best time of day -- Using a study planner -- Creating a Study Plan for Each Test -- Auditing and attestation study plan -- Dealing with auditing language -- Preparing for report questions -- Separating definitions of risk -- Financial accounting and reporting study plan -- Understanding source documents -- Calculating answers correctly -- Comparing cash and accrual basis accounting -- Taxation and regulation study plan -- Getting an overview of taxation -- Evaluating business entities -- Adding in business ethics -- Discipline test study plan -- Working with currency risk -- Handling financial ratios and formulas -- Segregating duties -- Following Up after Your Tests -- Considering your results -- Appealing your score -- Chapter 5 Understanding the Types of CPA Questions -- Adopting a Useful Mindset for Taking the Exam -- Putting Together a Strategy for Multiple-Choice Questions -- Going over the structure of a question -- Mulling over traits of a well-written question -- Answering a multiple-choice question -- Considering Task-Based Simulations -- Auditing and attestation (AUD) simulation -- Financial accounting and reporting (FAR) simulation | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Reviewing Six Key Concepts to Improve Your Score -- Emphasizing the balance sheet formula -- Distinguishing between realized gains and recognized gains -- Keeping total depreciation in mind -- Comparing depreciation and amortization -- Working with bond amortization -- Wrapping up with dilutive securities -- Part 2 Discipline Tests -- Chapter 6 Understanding the Business Analysis and Reporting Test -- Using Business Analysis -- Understanding financial ratios -- Thinking about liquidity ratios -- Considering solvency ratios -- Mulling over profitability ratios -- Moving to performance ratios -- Managing with a balanced scorecard -- Applying cost accounting concepts -- Working with Technical Accounting and Reporting -- Thinking about the business cycle -- Analyzing capital structure -- Financing for the short term -- Using cost of capital for long-term financing -- Applying asset valuation methods -- Working with goodwill -- Dealing with internally-generated software -- Evaluating risk management issues -- Understanding COSO -- Segregating duties to reduce risk -- Considering economic factors -- Reviewing your competition -- Working with marginal utility -- Accounting for State and Local Governments -- Working with statement of net position -- Going over statement of activities -- Chapter 7 Reviewing the Information Systems and Controls Test -- Going Over Information Systems and Data Management -- Reviewing cloud computing and ERPs -- Analyzing disaster recovery plans and business continuity -- Mulling over change management -- Considering data management -- Evaluating Security, Confidentiality, and Privacy -- Reviewing important regulatory bodies -- Evaluating potential threats and attacks -- Implementing mitigation strategies -- Testing controls -- Understanding System and Organization Controls (SOC) Engagements -- Defining SOC engagements | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Going over risk assessment -- Considering materiality -- Testing procedures -- Chapter 8 Going Over the Tax Compliance and Planning Test -- Reviewing Tax Planning for Individuals -- Calculating gross income -- Working with the taxable income formula -- Activities included in income -- Activities excluded from income -- Understanding alternative minimum tax -- Working with deductions and payments -- Using itemized deductions -- Calculating estimated tax payments -- Addressing the gift tax and the estate tax -- Considering the impact of taxes on investments -- Dealing with gains and losses -- Understanding basis and historical cost -- Thinking About Business Tax Compliance -- Using a C corporation -- Reviewing graduated tax rates -- Going over C corporation distributions -- Strategies for C corporation tax planning -- Planning for S corporations -- Understanding partnership tax compliance -- Going over partnership basis -- Checking out partnership withdrawals -- Analyzing taxation of trusts and estates -- Introducing distributable net income -- Commenting on trust taxation -- Working on estate taxation -- Chapter 9 Discipline Practice Questions -- Business Management -- IT Issues -- Financial Ratios and Metrics -- Accounting Transactions -- Taxation -- Chapter 10 Answers and Explanations to Discipline Test Practice Questions -- Business Management -- IT Issues -- Financial Ratios and Metrics -- Accounting Transactions -- Taxation -- Part 3 Financial Accounting and Reporting -- Chapter 11 Taking a Closer Look at the Financial Accounting and Reporting Test -- Starting with Standards for Financial Statements -- Reviewing regulators and reporting methods -- Going over specific financial statements -- Starting with the balance sheet and income statement -- Considering the statement of cash flows -- Adding in other statements and disclosures | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Reporting on a segment -- Choosing an accounting basis -- Going through the Accounts -- Checking out asset accounts -- Going over prepaid assets -- Reviewing bad debt and accounts receivable -- Mulling over inventory valuation -- Recalling fixed assets -- Planning with future value and present value -- Working with intangible assets -- Leasing assets -- Looking at nonmonetary exchanges -- Accounting for investments -- Valuing certain investments -- Catching up on liabilities and equity -- Accruing liabilities -- Dealing with long-term debt -- Amortizing bonds -- Throwing in other long-term debts -- Finishing with equity -- Posting gains and losses from stock options -- Wrapping up with revenue -- Considering Important Transactions and Events -- Correcting errors and reviewing accounting changes -- Changing the accounting records -- Dealing with consolidations and combinations -- Going over other income statement activity -- Looking over earnings per share -- Adding in extraordinary and unusual items to find net income -- Nailing down comprehensive income -- Adding other required disclosures -- Remembering related parties -- Disclosing subsequent events -- Dealing with contingent liabilities -- Accounting for Government Entities -- Checking out financial reports for a general fund -- Presenting appropriations, encumbrances, and expenditures -- Keeping Up with Not-for-Profits -- Starting with the statement of financial position -- Moving on to the statement of activities -- Adding in the statement of cash flows and notes -- Chapter 12 Financial Accounting and Reporting Practice Questions -- Business Combinations and Consolidations -- Basic Concepts -- Error Correction -- Accounting Changes -- Financial Statements -- Inventory -- Fixed Assets -- Monetary Current Assets and Liabilities -- Present Value Fundamentals -- Present Value Bonds | |
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| contents | Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Introduction -- About This Book -- Foolish Assumptions -- Icons Used in This Book -- Beyond the Book -- Where to Go from Here -- Part 1 Getting Started with the CPA Exam -- Chapter 1 So You Want to Become a CPA -- Added Responsibilities with a CPA Designation -- Considering What a CPA Does -- Accounting work and controller positions -- Auditing, reviews, and compilations -- Reviewing jobs in the field -- Going over the audit process -- Preparing tax returns -- Branching out into other careers -- Comparing a CPA to Other Credentials -- Checking out the chartered financial analyst (CFA) credential -- Mulling over the certified valuation analyst (CVA) credential -- Understanding the CPA Licensing Requirements -- Going over education requirements -- Meeting the experience requirement -- Addressing ethics -- Walking through CPA Exam Topics -- Chapter 2 Getting Acquainted with the CPA Exam -- Knowing What's on the Exam -- The three discipline tests -- Choosing the business analysis and reporting (BAR) test -- Going with the information systems and controls (ISC) test -- Studying for the tax compliance and planning (TCP) test -- Financial accounting and reporting -- Auditing and attestation -- Taxation and regulation -- Understanding the Exam Format -- Navigating the online tests -- Encountering different types of questions -- Looking at the structure of the tests -- Going Over the Skills You Need to Succeed on the Exam -- Understanding How the Tests Are Weighted -- How Did You Do? Knowing How the Exam Is Graded -- Chapter 3 Applying, Scheduling, and Planning for Your Exam Day -- Making Sure You've Met the Prerequisites -- Considering your amount of education -- Adding in your experience -- Reviewing the licensing requirements -- Applying to Take the Exam Applying for Special Accommodations -- Scheduling the Exam -- Where to take the test -- When to take it -- Canceling and rescheduling your test date -- Considerations Before the Exam -- Having a study plan -- Psyching yourself up -- Arriving at the Test Center -- Sitting at the Exam -- Following the rules -- Helping to improve the exam for others -- Chapter 4 Implementing a Study Program -- Reaching Your Goal of Passing the Exam -- Setting an Overall Study Schedule -- Scheduling factors to consider -- Noting how much time you have before your tests -- Looking at recent accounting classes -- Taking job and travel issues into account -- Including personal and family issues -- Deciding on your best time of day -- Using a study planner -- Creating a Study Plan for Each Test -- Auditing and attestation study plan -- Dealing with auditing language -- Preparing for report questions -- Separating definitions of risk -- Financial accounting and reporting study plan -- Understanding source documents -- Calculating answers correctly -- Comparing cash and accrual basis accounting -- Taxation and regulation study plan -- Getting an overview of taxation -- Evaluating business entities -- Adding in business ethics -- Discipline test study plan -- Working with currency risk -- Handling financial ratios and formulas -- Segregating duties -- Following Up after Your Tests -- Considering your results -- Appealing your score -- Chapter 5 Understanding the Types of CPA Questions -- Adopting a Useful Mindset for Taking the Exam -- Putting Together a Strategy for Multiple-Choice Questions -- Going over the structure of a question -- Mulling over traits of a well-written question -- Answering a multiple-choice question -- Considering Task-Based Simulations -- Auditing and attestation (AUD) simulation -- Financial accounting and reporting (FAR) simulation Reviewing Six Key Concepts to Improve Your Score -- Emphasizing the balance sheet formula -- Distinguishing between realized gains and recognized gains -- Keeping total depreciation in mind -- Comparing depreciation and amortization -- Working with bond amortization -- Wrapping up with dilutive securities -- Part 2 Discipline Tests -- Chapter 6 Understanding the Business Analysis and Reporting Test -- Using Business Analysis -- Understanding financial ratios -- Thinking about liquidity ratios -- Considering solvency ratios -- Mulling over profitability ratios -- Moving to performance ratios -- Managing with a balanced scorecard -- Applying cost accounting concepts -- Working with Technical Accounting and Reporting -- Thinking about the business cycle -- Analyzing capital structure -- Financing for the short term -- Using cost of capital for long-term financing -- Applying asset valuation methods -- Working with goodwill -- Dealing with internally-generated software -- Evaluating risk management issues -- Understanding COSO -- Segregating duties to reduce risk -- Considering economic factors -- Reviewing your competition -- Working with marginal utility -- Accounting for State and Local Governments -- Working with statement of net position -- Going over statement of activities -- Chapter 7 Reviewing the Information Systems and Controls Test -- Going Over Information Systems and Data Management -- Reviewing cloud computing and ERPs -- Analyzing disaster recovery plans and business continuity -- Mulling over change management -- Considering data management -- Evaluating Security, Confidentiality, and Privacy -- Reviewing important regulatory bodies -- Evaluating potential threats and attacks -- Implementing mitigation strategies -- Testing controls -- Understanding System and Organization Controls (SOC) Engagements -- Defining SOC engagements Going over risk assessment -- Considering materiality -- Testing procedures -- Chapter 8 Going Over the Tax Compliance and Planning Test -- Reviewing Tax Planning for Individuals -- Calculating gross income -- Working with the taxable income formula -- Activities included in income -- Activities excluded from income -- Understanding alternative minimum tax -- Working with deductions and payments -- Using itemized deductions -- Calculating estimated tax payments -- Addressing the gift tax and the estate tax -- Considering the impact of taxes on investments -- Dealing with gains and losses -- Understanding basis and historical cost -- Thinking About Business Tax Compliance -- Using a C corporation -- Reviewing graduated tax rates -- Going over C corporation distributions -- Strategies for C corporation tax planning -- Planning for S corporations -- Understanding partnership tax compliance -- Going over partnership basis -- Checking out partnership withdrawals -- Analyzing taxation of trusts and estates -- Introducing distributable net income -- Commenting on trust taxation -- Working on estate taxation -- Chapter 9 Discipline Practice Questions -- Business Management -- IT Issues -- Financial Ratios and Metrics -- Accounting Transactions -- Taxation -- Chapter 10 Answers and Explanations to Discipline Test Practice Questions -- Business Management -- IT Issues -- Financial Ratios and Metrics -- Accounting Transactions -- Taxation -- Part 3 Financial Accounting and Reporting -- Chapter 11 Taking a Closer Look at the Financial Accounting and Reporting Test -- Starting with Standards for Financial Statements -- Reviewing regulators and reporting methods -- Going over specific financial statements -- Starting with the balance sheet and income statement -- Considering the statement of cash flows -- Adding in other statements and disclosures Reporting on a segment -- Choosing an accounting basis -- Going through the Accounts -- Checking out asset accounts -- Going over prepaid assets -- Reviewing bad debt and accounts receivable -- Mulling over inventory valuation -- Recalling fixed assets -- Planning with future value and present value -- Working with intangible assets -- Leasing assets -- Looking at nonmonetary exchanges -- Accounting for investments -- Valuing certain investments -- Catching up on liabilities and equity -- Accruing liabilities -- Dealing with long-term debt -- Amortizing bonds -- Throwing in other long-term debts -- Finishing with equity -- Posting gains and losses from stock options -- Wrapping up with revenue -- Considering Important Transactions and Events -- Correcting errors and reviewing accounting changes -- Changing the accounting records -- Dealing with consolidations and combinations -- Going over other income statement activity -- Looking over earnings per share -- Adding in extraordinary and unusual items to find net income -- Nailing down comprehensive income -- Adding other required disclosures -- Remembering related parties -- Disclosing subsequent events -- Dealing with contingent liabilities -- Accounting for Government Entities -- Checking out financial reports for a general fund -- Presenting appropriations, encumbrances, and expenditures -- Keeping Up with Not-for-Profits -- Starting with the statement of financial position -- Moving on to the statement of activities -- Adding in the statement of cash flows and notes -- Chapter 12 Financial Accounting and Reporting Practice Questions -- Business Combinations and Consolidations -- Basic Concepts -- Error Correction -- Accounting Changes -- Financial Statements -- Inventory -- Fixed Assets -- Monetary Current Assets and Liabilities -- Present Value Fundamentals -- Present Value Bonds Present Value Debt Restructure |
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Verfasser aut CPA Exam for Dummies 2nd ed Newark John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated 2024 ©2024 1 Online-Ressource (307 Seiten) txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Introduction -- About This Book -- Foolish Assumptions -- Icons Used in This Book -- Beyond the Book -- Where to Go from Here -- Part 1 Getting Started with the CPA Exam -- Chapter 1 So You Want to Become a CPA -- Added Responsibilities with a CPA Designation -- Considering What a CPA Does -- Accounting work and controller positions -- Auditing, reviews, and compilations -- Reviewing jobs in the field -- Going over the audit process -- Preparing tax returns -- Branching out into other careers -- Comparing a CPA to Other Credentials -- Checking out the chartered financial analyst (CFA) credential -- Mulling over the certified valuation analyst (CVA) credential -- Understanding the CPA Licensing Requirements -- Going over education requirements -- Meeting the experience requirement -- Addressing ethics -- Walking through CPA Exam Topics -- Chapter 2 Getting Acquainted with the CPA Exam -- Knowing What's on the Exam -- The three discipline tests -- Choosing the business analysis and reporting (BAR) test -- Going with the information systems and controls (ISC) test -- Studying for the tax compliance and planning (TCP) test -- Financial accounting and reporting -- Auditing and attestation -- Taxation and regulation -- Understanding the Exam Format -- Navigating the online tests -- Encountering different types of questions -- Looking at the structure of the tests -- Going Over the Skills You Need to Succeed on the Exam -- Understanding How the Tests Are Weighted -- How Did You Do? Knowing How the Exam Is Graded -- Chapter 3 Applying, Scheduling, and Planning for Your Exam Day -- Making Sure You've Met the Prerequisites -- Considering your amount of education -- Adding in your experience -- Reviewing the licensing requirements -- Applying to Take the Exam Applying for Special Accommodations -- Scheduling the Exam -- Where to take the test -- When to take it -- Canceling and rescheduling your test date -- Considerations Before the Exam -- Having a study plan -- Psyching yourself up -- Arriving at the Test Center -- Sitting at the Exam -- Following the rules -- Helping to improve the exam for others -- Chapter 4 Implementing a Study Program -- Reaching Your Goal of Passing the Exam -- Setting an Overall Study Schedule -- Scheduling factors to consider -- Noting how much time you have before your tests -- Looking at recent accounting classes -- Taking job and travel issues into account -- Including personal and family issues -- Deciding on your best time of day -- Using a study planner -- Creating a Study Plan for Each Test -- Auditing and attestation study plan -- Dealing with auditing language -- Preparing for report questions -- Separating definitions of risk -- Financial accounting and reporting study plan -- Understanding source documents -- Calculating answers correctly -- Comparing cash and accrual basis accounting -- Taxation and regulation study plan -- Getting an overview of taxation -- Evaluating business entities -- Adding in business ethics -- Discipline test study plan -- Working with currency risk -- Handling financial ratios and formulas -- Segregating duties -- Following Up after Your Tests -- Considering your results -- Appealing your score -- Chapter 5 Understanding the Types of CPA Questions -- Adopting a Useful Mindset for Taking the Exam -- Putting Together a Strategy for Multiple-Choice Questions -- Going over the structure of a question -- Mulling over traits of a well-written question -- Answering a multiple-choice question -- Considering Task-Based Simulations -- Auditing and attestation (AUD) simulation -- Financial accounting and reporting (FAR) simulation Reviewing Six Key Concepts to Improve Your Score -- Emphasizing the balance sheet formula -- Distinguishing between realized gains and recognized gains -- Keeping total depreciation in mind -- Comparing depreciation and amortization -- Working with bond amortization -- Wrapping up with dilutive securities -- Part 2 Discipline Tests -- Chapter 6 Understanding the Business Analysis and Reporting Test -- Using Business Analysis -- Understanding financial ratios -- Thinking about liquidity ratios -- Considering solvency ratios -- Mulling over profitability ratios -- Moving to performance ratios -- Managing with a balanced scorecard -- Applying cost accounting concepts -- Working with Technical Accounting and Reporting -- Thinking about the business cycle -- Analyzing capital structure -- Financing for the short term -- Using cost of capital for long-term financing -- Applying asset valuation methods -- Working with goodwill -- Dealing with internally-generated software -- Evaluating risk management issues -- Understanding COSO -- Segregating duties to reduce risk -- Considering economic factors -- Reviewing your competition -- Working with marginal utility -- Accounting for State and Local Governments -- Working with statement of net position -- Going over statement of activities -- Chapter 7 Reviewing the Information Systems and Controls Test -- Going Over Information Systems and Data Management -- Reviewing cloud computing and ERPs -- Analyzing disaster recovery plans and business continuity -- Mulling over change management -- Considering data management -- Evaluating Security, Confidentiality, and Privacy -- Reviewing important regulatory bodies -- Evaluating potential threats and attacks -- Implementing mitigation strategies -- Testing controls -- Understanding System and Organization Controls (SOC) Engagements -- Defining SOC engagements Going over risk assessment -- Considering materiality -- Testing procedures -- Chapter 8 Going Over the Tax Compliance and Planning Test -- Reviewing Tax Planning for Individuals -- Calculating gross income -- Working with the taxable income formula -- Activities included in income -- Activities excluded from income -- Understanding alternative minimum tax -- Working with deductions and payments -- Using itemized deductions -- Calculating estimated tax payments -- Addressing the gift tax and the estate tax -- Considering the impact of taxes on investments -- Dealing with gains and losses -- Understanding basis and historical cost -- Thinking About Business Tax Compliance -- Using a C corporation -- Reviewing graduated tax rates -- Going over C corporation distributions -- Strategies for C corporation tax planning -- Planning for S corporations -- Understanding partnership tax compliance -- Going over partnership basis -- Checking out partnership withdrawals -- Analyzing taxation of trusts and estates -- Introducing distributable net income -- Commenting on trust taxation -- Working on estate taxation -- Chapter 9 Discipline Practice Questions -- Business Management -- IT Issues -- Financial Ratios and Metrics -- Accounting Transactions -- Taxation -- Chapter 10 Answers and Explanations to Discipline Test Practice Questions -- Business Management -- IT Issues -- Financial Ratios and Metrics -- Accounting Transactions -- Taxation -- Part 3 Financial Accounting and Reporting -- Chapter 11 Taking a Closer Look at the Financial Accounting and Reporting Test -- Starting with Standards for Financial Statements -- Reviewing regulators and reporting methods -- Going over specific financial statements -- Starting with the balance sheet and income statement -- Considering the statement of cash flows -- Adding in other statements and disclosures Reporting on a segment -- Choosing an accounting basis -- Going through the Accounts -- Checking out asset accounts -- Going over prepaid assets -- Reviewing bad debt and accounts receivable -- Mulling over inventory valuation -- Recalling fixed assets -- Planning with future value and present value -- Working with intangible assets -- Leasing assets -- Looking at nonmonetary exchanges -- Accounting for investments -- Valuing certain investments -- Catching up on liabilities and equity -- Accruing liabilities -- Dealing with long-term debt -- Amortizing bonds -- Throwing in other long-term debts -- Finishing with equity -- Posting gains and losses from stock options -- Wrapping up with revenue -- Considering Important Transactions and Events -- Correcting errors and reviewing accounting changes -- Changing the accounting records -- Dealing with consolidations and combinations -- Going over other income statement activity -- Looking over earnings per share -- Adding in extraordinary and unusual items to find net income -- Nailing down comprehensive income -- Adding other required disclosures -- Remembering related parties -- Disclosing subsequent events -- Dealing with contingent liabilities -- Accounting for Government Entities -- Checking out financial reports for a general fund -- Presenting appropriations, encumbrances, and expenditures -- Keeping Up with Not-for-Profits -- Starting with the statement of financial position -- Moving on to the statement of activities -- Adding in the statement of cash flows and notes -- Chapter 12 Financial Accounting and Reporting Practice Questions -- Business Combinations and Consolidations -- Basic Concepts -- Error Correction -- Accounting Changes -- Financial Statements -- Inventory -- Fixed Assets -- Monetary Current Assets and Liabilities -- Present Value Fundamentals -- Present Value Bonds Present Value Debt Restructure Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Boyd, Kenneth W. CPA Exam for Dummies Newark : John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated,c2024 9781394245994 |
| spellingShingle | Boyd, Kenneth W. CPA Exam for Dummies Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Introduction -- About This Book -- Foolish Assumptions -- Icons Used in This Book -- Beyond the Book -- Where to Go from Here -- Part 1 Getting Started with the CPA Exam -- Chapter 1 So You Want to Become a CPA -- Added Responsibilities with a CPA Designation -- Considering What a CPA Does -- Accounting work and controller positions -- Auditing, reviews, and compilations -- Reviewing jobs in the field -- Going over the audit process -- Preparing tax returns -- Branching out into other careers -- Comparing a CPA to Other Credentials -- Checking out the chartered financial analyst (CFA) credential -- Mulling over the certified valuation analyst (CVA) credential -- Understanding the CPA Licensing Requirements -- Going over education requirements -- Meeting the experience requirement -- Addressing ethics -- Walking through CPA Exam Topics -- Chapter 2 Getting Acquainted with the CPA Exam -- Knowing What's on the Exam -- The three discipline tests -- Choosing the business analysis and reporting (BAR) test -- Going with the information systems and controls (ISC) test -- Studying for the tax compliance and planning (TCP) test -- Financial accounting and reporting -- Auditing and attestation -- Taxation and regulation -- Understanding the Exam Format -- Navigating the online tests -- Encountering different types of questions -- Looking at the structure of the tests -- Going Over the Skills You Need to Succeed on the Exam -- Understanding How the Tests Are Weighted -- How Did You Do? Knowing How the Exam Is Graded -- Chapter 3 Applying, Scheduling, and Planning for Your Exam Day -- Making Sure You've Met the Prerequisites -- Considering your amount of education -- Adding in your experience -- Reviewing the licensing requirements -- Applying to Take the Exam Applying for Special Accommodations -- Scheduling the Exam -- Where to take the test -- When to take it -- Canceling and rescheduling your test date -- Considerations Before the Exam -- Having a study plan -- Psyching yourself up -- Arriving at the Test Center -- Sitting at the Exam -- Following the rules -- Helping to improve the exam for others -- Chapter 4 Implementing a Study Program -- Reaching Your Goal of Passing the Exam -- Setting an Overall Study Schedule -- Scheduling factors to consider -- Noting how much time you have before your tests -- Looking at recent accounting classes -- Taking job and travel issues into account -- Including personal and family issues -- Deciding on your best time of day -- Using a study planner -- Creating a Study Plan for Each Test -- Auditing and attestation study plan -- Dealing with auditing language -- Preparing for report questions -- Separating definitions of risk -- Financial accounting and reporting study plan -- Understanding source documents -- Calculating answers correctly -- Comparing cash and accrual basis accounting -- Taxation and regulation study plan -- Getting an overview of taxation -- Evaluating business entities -- Adding in business ethics -- Discipline test study plan -- Working with currency risk -- Handling financial ratios and formulas -- Segregating duties -- Following Up after Your Tests -- Considering your results -- Appealing your score -- Chapter 5 Understanding the Types of CPA Questions -- Adopting a Useful Mindset for Taking the Exam -- Putting Together a Strategy for Multiple-Choice Questions -- Going over the structure of a question -- Mulling over traits of a well-written question -- Answering a multiple-choice question -- Considering Task-Based Simulations -- Auditing and attestation (AUD) simulation -- Financial accounting and reporting (FAR) simulation Reviewing Six Key Concepts to Improve Your Score -- Emphasizing the balance sheet formula -- Distinguishing between realized gains and recognized gains -- Keeping total depreciation in mind -- Comparing depreciation and amortization -- Working with bond amortization -- Wrapping up with dilutive securities -- Part 2 Discipline Tests -- Chapter 6 Understanding the Business Analysis and Reporting Test -- Using Business Analysis -- Understanding financial ratios -- Thinking about liquidity ratios -- Considering solvency ratios -- Mulling over profitability ratios -- Moving to performance ratios -- Managing with a balanced scorecard -- Applying cost accounting concepts -- Working with Technical Accounting and Reporting -- Thinking about the business cycle -- Analyzing capital structure -- Financing for the short term -- Using cost of capital for long-term financing -- Applying asset valuation methods -- Working with goodwill -- Dealing with internally-generated software -- Evaluating risk management issues -- Understanding COSO -- Segregating duties to reduce risk -- Considering economic factors -- Reviewing your competition -- Working with marginal utility -- Accounting for State and Local Governments -- Working with statement of net position -- Going over statement of activities -- Chapter 7 Reviewing the Information Systems and Controls Test -- Going Over Information Systems and Data Management -- Reviewing cloud computing and ERPs -- Analyzing disaster recovery plans and business continuity -- Mulling over change management -- Considering data management -- Evaluating Security, Confidentiality, and Privacy -- Reviewing important regulatory bodies -- Evaluating potential threats and attacks -- Implementing mitigation strategies -- Testing controls -- Understanding System and Organization Controls (SOC) Engagements -- Defining SOC engagements Going over risk assessment -- Considering materiality -- Testing procedures -- Chapter 8 Going Over the Tax Compliance and Planning Test -- Reviewing Tax Planning for Individuals -- Calculating gross income -- Working with the taxable income formula -- Activities included in income -- Activities excluded from income -- Understanding alternative minimum tax -- Working with deductions and payments -- Using itemized deductions -- Calculating estimated tax payments -- Addressing the gift tax and the estate tax -- Considering the impact of taxes on investments -- Dealing with gains and losses -- Understanding basis and historical cost -- Thinking About Business Tax Compliance -- Using a C corporation -- Reviewing graduated tax rates -- Going over C corporation distributions -- Strategies for C corporation tax planning -- Planning for S corporations -- Understanding partnership tax compliance -- Going over partnership basis -- Checking out partnership withdrawals -- Analyzing taxation of trusts and estates -- Introducing distributable net income -- Commenting on trust taxation -- Working on estate taxation -- Chapter 9 Discipline Practice Questions -- Business Management -- IT Issues -- Financial Ratios and Metrics -- Accounting Transactions -- Taxation -- Chapter 10 Answers and Explanations to Discipline Test Practice Questions -- Business Management -- IT Issues -- Financial Ratios and Metrics -- Accounting Transactions -- Taxation -- Part 3 Financial Accounting and Reporting -- Chapter 11 Taking a Closer Look at the Financial Accounting and Reporting Test -- Starting with Standards for Financial Statements -- Reviewing regulators and reporting methods -- Going over specific financial statements -- Starting with the balance sheet and income statement -- Considering the statement of cash flows -- Adding in other statements and disclosures Reporting on a segment -- Choosing an accounting basis -- Going through the Accounts -- Checking out asset accounts -- Going over prepaid assets -- Reviewing bad debt and accounts receivable -- Mulling over inventory valuation -- Recalling fixed assets -- Planning with future value and present value -- Working with intangible assets -- Leasing assets -- Looking at nonmonetary exchanges -- Accounting for investments -- Valuing certain investments -- Catching up on liabilities and equity -- Accruing liabilities -- Dealing with long-term debt -- Amortizing bonds -- Throwing in other long-term debts -- Finishing with equity -- Posting gains and losses from stock options -- Wrapping up with revenue -- Considering Important Transactions and Events -- Correcting errors and reviewing accounting changes -- Changing the accounting records -- Dealing with consolidations and combinations -- Going over other income statement activity -- Looking over earnings per share -- Adding in extraordinary and unusual items to find net income -- Nailing down comprehensive income -- Adding other required disclosures -- Remembering related parties -- Disclosing subsequent events -- Dealing with contingent liabilities -- Accounting for Government Entities -- Checking out financial reports for a general fund -- Presenting appropriations, encumbrances, and expenditures -- Keeping Up with Not-for-Profits -- Starting with the statement of financial position -- Moving on to the statement of activities -- Adding in the statement of cash flows and notes -- Chapter 12 Financial Accounting and Reporting Practice Questions -- Business Combinations and Consolidations -- Basic Concepts -- Error Correction -- Accounting Changes -- Financial Statements -- Inventory -- Fixed Assets -- Monetary Current Assets and Liabilities -- Present Value Fundamentals -- Present Value Bonds Present Value Debt Restructure |
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