[Yolonge]

What would be the real difference between In-Charge vs Senior? In-Charge is one level before senior, but it looks like many public accounting firms do not have In-Charge (Staff->Senior).

I work at a small firm and was wondering how many firms have in-charge title.

Materials: Wiley book + Ninja MCQ

FAR - 83 (Jan 2016)
Study time: 6 weeks
BEC - 87 (April 2016)
Study time: 2 weeks
AUD - 92 (July 2016), (74 Feb 2016), (72 May 2016)
Study time: 4 (Feb) + 2 (May) + 3 (July) = 9 weeks total
REG - (70 April 2016)
Study time: 3 weeks

[I’mAGoingConcern]

In my experience, “In-Charge” was a title given to those who have the work experience to be considered a Senior, but lack their CPA. At least that was the case for the 2 In-charge's that I knew.

[MaLoTu]

At my firm, in-charge is basically who is running the audit. It is normally a senior, but it could also be a supervisor, experienced staff, or even a manager in some cases.

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