[confusedcandidate]

I’m fine with the technical material: bonds, DTA/DTL, equity transaction, EPS, and I’m even comfortable with pensions.

The non technical stuff is killing me though. Should such and such be included in income, a separately stated item, extraordinary gain/loss? The SEC’s rulemaking procedures identified on their website include which of the following steps? A disclosure in the company’s financial statements is required when…? Etc.

The technical material is a process that you can learn. I don’t know how to even begin learning all this other stuff though because it’s so arbitrary and esoteric.

Suggestions? (I’m going to have a really tough time with audit aren’t I?)

Weekends are meaningless to a CPA candidate

[Juliemiddle]

It's a lot of memorization – so whatever works best for you. I like flash cards & mnemonics.

And yeah, Audit is ALL memorization – lots & lots of mnemonics.

AUD: 84 - Oct. 2013
BEC: 83 - Feb. 2014
REG: 91 - May, 2014
FAR: 68, 96 - Oct. 2014...DONE

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