ICPA Exam Review

The International Certified Professional Accountant®, abbreviated ICPA®, requiring a 4-year bachelor’s degree in accounting, finance, economics or related fields, is an entry designation into the international accounting profession. The Associate Certified Professional Accountant®, abbreviated as ACPA®, requiring a minimum 2-year associate degree, is an intermediate professional accounting designation, a stepping stone for the more rigorous ICPA examination. Both, the ICPA® and the lighter ACPA®M examinations are based on this text. Part One Financial Accounting and Reporting, Management Accounting, External and Internal Auditing, Internal Control. Part Two: Corporate Finance, Commercial Banking, Financial Markets, Economics (Introduction), Commercial Law (based on U.S.), Blockchain (Introduction, applications), International Taxation (emphasis on income tax treaties and transfer pricing), Complete Glossary of Accounting Terms.