I am graduating this May and will have over 150 credits. I have also had an internship in international tax since June. I would really like to get into the work force and forgo anymore school if possible. Will having my Masters make that much of a difference for me?

What steps do I take to find an irs representative to help me with my delinquent tax problems of late filing and paying.

I would like to know what each of these (CPA, CFA, CCIM) stand for, I understand they are some type of real estate license, but how do you get them, and what qualifications do they represent? Please list sources or links to help..

I know that a degree in Accounting is recommended, but is it required?

Even if, she/he did not graduate there? If yes, How can you go and apply there as a CPA? Will there be another test?

Just graduated and want to be a CPA in the future…. I would appreciate any advice improving my odds of earning an internship. Thanks in advance

I am graduating with a double degree in accounting and finance from Drake University which is well known. However, I don’t have 30 accoutning hours but I plan on picking up an online masters degree through University of Phoenix Online for Accounting. Will I be able to take the GPA or do I have to go to another institution for additional accounting credits. Please help. Thank you!

I’m a transfer student that’s joining the Cal Poly campus and I’m planning to double major in Finance/Accounting (or Finance/Econ) and I’m just curious as to how somebody can get a CPA?

I’m in my final year of a B.Comm program in Canadian university.
I’m not sure what exactly to apply for in the US when I graduate from my university in Canada.

I know regulation because it has a lot of tax laws.

The rests stay the same. Correct?