I own a small distribution company that sells a product on the web (www.epsomsaltgel.com). I’m interested in directing traffic to the website and would like to try a CPA program like azoogle ads (I think google is launching there own version also). I just don’t know how much I should expect to pay per action. Anyone have a ballpark estimate for me?

I’m a senior accounting major and I am not sure if I want to go for the masters and become a CPA. In the beginning I did, but now I have two toddlers. I don’t know if I would have time to devote to school. I am considering maybe starting a home-based business doing consultation or bookkeeping. I am not trying to make millions (Thats would be nice though)or anything just make a comfortable salary every month. Maybe 00-00 a month. Does this sound like a good idea?

I am starting a master’s program and will eventually get my CPA license. I always imagined I’d go for Big 4, but I recently learned that these firms pretty much take over your life. If I work at a smaller firm, will I have a relatively normal lifestyle and hours? Can anyone lay out the pros and cons of each (large vs. smaller firms)? Thank you!
Oh, and how is working in-house with other businesses?

I live in Delaware.
I have an MBA and am curently getting BS in accounting. I’m thinking of taking a CPA exam – I have required education credits, but don’t have enough work experience to get certified even if I pass it.
Do I need a CPA to have my own accounting firm?

What is the Salary?
How hard is it to receive a CPA license?

I am currently a high school Senior, going into the Accounting program at Queens College..I plan on Getting a MBA in Accounting.. My current average is a 88.
I am good in Math A, and Math B….And Earth Science and Biology. ..

i have just passed all my cpa exams but have passed under the colorado state board and have moved to florida since- how do I get my florida cpa

I’m going to sit for the exam in about 6 months. I plan to study 6 hours a day and complete the Becker Review. I just completed a very intensive graduate level accounting program at UCLA.

I’ve never done really well on the SAT and other similar exams, however, I did well on college exams. In order to pass the CPA, will smart and diligent study be enough to pass, perferably the first time?

I am writing a formal letter introducing several people with various professional designations. The content is something like this:

This event is being hosted by John Smith, CBI, CPA and will feature his expert advice as well as that of Bob Jones, Esq., Jack Brown, CFP and Mike Johnson, CPA.

Are there any errors in that sentence? Misplaced commas or anything like that? Thank you for your time and kind advice.

I have over 10 years of Corporate Accounting experience and I am currently in the process of receiving my CPA.

I am going to get my bachelors degree in business administration with a concentration in finance at the end of this month. However, now I am interested in going into accounting and obtaining my CPA. I don’t have enough hours to sit for the exam so should I just go to MBA school to get the hours? Or is there another path I can take?
Should I just stay another year at my school to take more accounting classes to fulfill the hours?