[Maddie P]

A is for Audit, for which you need a 75 to pass. Just because you’re an auditor, you’ll still need to study, lest you look like an ass.

somebody come up with a clever B.

B-passed! (4/2013). Lost Credit. Passed again (3/2015)
A-passed! (2/2014)
R-passed! (8/2013). Lost Credit. Passed again (6/2015)
F-Passed! (4/2015)

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[loveandbeloved]

Resurrecting this feed. Can anyone think of a B?

[aaronmo]

B is for budget, a big part of FAR, study this hard, or you're quest will not go far.

[aaronmo]

Don't like it…pre-coffee. Awful.

B is for budget, a big part of FAR, study this hard, or your score you will mar.

[aaronmo]

C is for capitalize, which you'll do with most assets; they go to the balance sheet, which has many facets.

[CPAmePLS]

D is for depreciation, seems like it’s everhwhere. Know its ins and outs or you’ll never make it anywhere.

[Nate]

B is for BEC – you may wonder “why is this necessary?”, but you must study everything, especially IT

[CPAmePLS]

^ For your sake, I’m glad you’re an accountant.

[aaronmo]

E is for entity…know with which type you are working, if you don't get it right, your job may be dancing and twerking

[CPYAYYY]

F is for FAR, a beast you must slay, if you choose to play it will be to your dismay.

[aaronmo]

G is for gross, much different than net…but deduct too much, and penalized you'll get!

[Nate]

I thought this was ABC's for CPA exam, apparently it's Dr. Seuss for accounting.

[Skynet]

H – is for HELLO Hot Prometric Girl!

[PC]

I is for indignant, a feeling we know all too well. Another party missed, another sunny day ignored…that's life in CPA hell.

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