You can actually backdate up to a years worth of practical experience within the CA program prior to being a provisional member. This is provided you work more then 17.5 hours per week and your tasks and obligations fit the requirements deemed appropriate for 'practical experience'
Thanks, can you elaborate more on this? Did you mean 3 years of Mentored Practical Experience? I understood MPE stars counting after you get provisional membership.
Obviously CPA exam has been a pain in my but that won't bother me any longer I have gotten my license already thanks to you Mr Dylan God bless you more cuz you made it possible for me
Obviously CPA exam has been a pain in my ass, but that won't bother me any longer I have gotten my license already thanks to you Mr Gabriel God bless you more cuz you made it possible for me
Hi Amanda, I am an ACCA Affiliate working towards my membership experience requirement. I am planning to move to New Zealand. Can you kindly guide me whether I will need to further pursue CPA ANZ or CA to make my career in NZ?
Hello! I am planning to take up Master of Professional Accounting in Australia. It says in the website of CA ANZ that I can be a provisional member of the organization after finishing the masters and must complete 3 years of Mentored Practical Experience to apply for full membership. What does Mentored Practical Experience mean? How does it work and can I have a job while being mentored? Thank you! I hope you see this 🙏
Hey I'm doing CA in India. I'm struggling mentally though currently, im at intermediate level. I want to come to Australia Melbourne. Is there some community I can get into for guidance as to how I should proceed, skills I should acquire and other skft skills to have an edge?
Hey I'm doing CA in India. I'm struggling mentally though currently, im at intermediate level. I want to come to Australia Melbourne. Is there some community I can get into for guidance as to how I should proceed, skills I should acquire and other skft skills to have an edge?
Hi Amanda. Just wanted to let you know that I passed my ACCA Audit and Assurance exam with 75% on my first attempt. Thank you so much for the videos you’ve put together to explain the aspects of auditing which are difficult for people of no audit background. Thank you! Love from the UAE.
@@kavish9149 hi there! She doesn't have AA tutorials on her channel, they are rather a comprehensive explanation of difficult topics of the syllabus. Plus she explains everything about auditing.
Hi Amanda! Thanks for making this video with some valuable information. I was just wondering if CPA or CA is more recognisable overseas other than Australia?
Hi. Nice video. Here's my view in the CA va CPA roles. I've been a licensed CPA for close to 30 years and I've met a lot of CPAs and CAs over the years. In many different fields of accounting. Based on the CPA requirements, you really need to have a Master's degree to qualify to sit for the CPA exam. Yes, they say # of accredited hours from an accredited school, but based on the #, it's just easier to get the Master's degree. Yes, the CA is a degree program. The CPA is a designation. We are licensed to practice Accounting by having the CPA designation after our name. I've seen the CA and CPA exams, I was able to keep my exams when I took my CPA exam. The exam format was close, but i think the CPA exam was much harder. I was over 3 days and hard 5 parts. Accounting Theory, Accounting Practice, Tax and Audit. Tax and Audit we're required when i took the exam. So, overall i think they are about the same. But, it really depends where you are planning on working. The CA is more prevalent in the UK and EU. Whereas the CPA is more prevalent here in the USA.
What do you think of ACCA I have been planning to pursue it since I have found Indian CA way too tough and challenging I know professional exams are meant to be tough but what's the point if the course which you are doing has the passing % that ranges between 3 to 4 and Also, the mandatory tenure to complete it is around 5 years the foundation itself is hard enough as if it serves as a sieve to stop you right there if you are an average student you have no scope hence most of the students drop it since they don't want their careers to be in the doldrums or jeopardise their future Also, I want to know more detailed info about CPA(US) as well as CPA(Canada)
Hey guys appreciate if anyone can help me. I am thinking of changing from CPA to CA (new program). I wanted to know how people found the CA final exams and the workload etc. Any feedback or thoughts would be appreciated! Thank you!!
Hi Amanda, I hope you are doing well My name is Connor Myburgh, and I am currently studying to be a CA(SA). I am busy with my post graduate degree, which is the final qualification on our side before going to do board exams. However, South Africa is currently in a decline and I am considering moving over to NZ or AUS once my clerkship and my board exams are done. Would you have any advice in this regard?
Just finished my Bcom @usyd. I can't wait for the torture that is the cpa/ca program 😆😫😭 Edit: except Deloitte, the others making up the b4 are recognised employer program (rep) partners for the cpa. However, I think they want their audit and tax professionals to only go the ca route.
Hey Amanda , I have a degree in business but I don’t have a job . My question is whether you can do these professional qualifications if you don’t have a job , and where are you going to get experience .
Hi Amanda. I am considering making a write up on anything that is related to audit. i enjoy the subject. but am confused what to write about. should i go for a series of sa's or audit methods/ techniques? can you please guide
Fun fact: Here in Canada, you will find someone with designation CPA, CA. Those people earned their CA designation before the unification of CA, CMA and CGA into CPA.
@@amandalovestoaudit Thanks to CA and the working experience in Australia, I was able to get 3 offers at the first year in London :) I am a UTS alumni btw ;)
Hey Amanda! I hope this message finds you and your loved ones safe as we continue to navigate the COVID-19 pandemic around the world. I am a Chartered Accountant from India. I just wanted to thank you from the bottom of my heart for all the hard work you have put in to explain us Audit so logically. I referred all your videos and cracked a job at E&Y for an assurance role having no experience apart from Indirect taxation. After referring your videos all the question asked in the interviews seemed so simple to answer and explain. Thanks again :)
Hey I'm doing CA in India. I'm struggling mentally though currently, im at intermediate level. I want to come to Australia Melbourne. Is there some community I can get into for guidance as to how I should proceed, skills I should acquire and other skft skills to have an edge?
Hi Amanda, I’m a commercial accountant with 6 yrs experience in hospitality industry, I’m thinking about to change my career to tax. I have already taken one CPA paper (not pass), so I’m considering whether I should drop it and take CA. Would you please give me some advice and let me know the reason? Many thanks.
Hi Jessie - what sort of tax are you interested in? If you’re after Big4 tax - then it might be worth shifting to CA. If commercial and individual advice - perhaps CPA.
@@amandalovestoaudit Hi Amanda, Thank you for your prompt reply. Many friends around me hope that I may provide tax advice to their small businesses, and I may set up my own company in the following five years to provide tax advice. I still hope to keep my current job in hospitality industry as I love and understand this industry very much. Also, wanna ask you, my company does not have a CPA or CA, so…I mean to find a mentor form outside?
We tried that many years ago but each party is too wedded to its individual brand (and of course any combination would result in jobs lost at each - so I can’t imagine them pushing for it again). The good thing is that the 2 bodies work together on a lot of things.
Also with the experience, please correct me if I'm wrong) but I believe with CA you have to be working in public practice for the experience to count. Whereas CPA is more broad and suitable for accountants working within businesses
Hi Amanda, I am considering enrolling to the CA program (Aus) and am curious about the grade/GPA requirement to be eligible. I tried going through the official CA website but it was a loop of links without the a specific answer. Would appreciate it if you could share what you know about eligibility requirements. P. S. Love your vids! Thanks, Shammani
Hello Amanda, I am currently taking my CA and your videos helped me lots in the Auditing module! As i am not working as an auditor, so some of the concepts are harder for me to understand, but your videos definitely helped me so much during the process of preparing the exams. Just want to thank you for your work here ❤
Hello Amanda. This is CA Jaisal from Mumbai, India. I am q practicing CA for over three decades. Your videos are very informative and am sure the new generation will find them very useful. Please.keep tge good work going...
You can actually backdate up to a years worth of practical experience within the CA program prior to being a provisional member. This is provided you work more then 17.5 hours per week and your tasks and obligations fit the requirements deemed appropriate for 'practical experience'
That’s good to know Charlie - thanks for the additional information - it wasn’t clear on the main info page.
Thanks, can you elaborate more on this? Did you mean 3 years of Mentored Practical Experience? I understood MPE stars counting after you get provisional membership.
Obviously CPA exam has been a pain in my but that won't bother me any longer I have gotten my license already thanks to you Mr Dylan God bless you more cuz you made it possible for me
Am sorry for that some people also
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Obviously CPA exam has been a pain in my ass, but that won't bother me any longer I have gotten my license already thanks to you Mr Gabriel God bless you more cuz you made it possible for me
Hi Amanda, I am an ACCA Affiliate working towards my membership experience requirement. I am planning to move to New Zealand. Can you kindly guide me whether I will need to further pursue CPA ANZ or CA to make my career in NZ?
Hello! I am planning to take up Master of Professional Accounting in Australia. It says in the website of CA ANZ that I can be a provisional member of the organization after finishing the masters and must complete 3 years of Mentored Practical Experience to apply for full membership. What does Mentored Practical Experience mean? How does it work and can I have a job while being mentored? Thank you! I hope you see this 🙏
Amanda kindly light on INdian CA digree is good or not now days please.
Hey I'm doing CA in India. I'm struggling mentally though currently, im at intermediate level. I want to come to Australia Melbourne. Is there some community I can get into for guidance as to how I should proceed, skills I should acquire and other skft skills to have an edge?
I passed my cpa exam after contacting Dylan,I subscribed to his questions and answers which I received after 45mins
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Contact him for your Australia cpa license,I believe he will help you find a community
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I am sri lankan how am i do that exam in my country before come australia....
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@@parkashmagar8468Go for it. Along the way Remember, dont fear Failure . Keep trying
Hey I'm doing CA in India. I'm struggling mentally though currently, im at intermediate level. I want to come to Australia Melbourne. Is there some community I can get into for guidance as to how I should proceed, skills I should acquire and other skft skills to have an edge?
Hi Amanda. Just wanted to let you know that I passed my ACCA Audit and Assurance exam with 75% on my first attempt. Thank you so much for the videos you’ve put together to explain the aspects of auditing which are difficult for people of no audit background. Thank you! Love from the UAE.
I am attempting AA paper this attempt and i couldn't find resources for acca on her channel or anywhere else, can you pls guide me
@@kavish9149 hi there! She doesn't have AA tutorials on her channel, they are rather a comprehensive explanation of difficult topics of the syllabus. Plus she explains everything about auditing.
@@Maria-nr4of oh ok, thanks for helping me out
I am CA. Abhishek Verma :)
I'm trying to integrated machine learning into financial auditing. what is a good project to start with to improve the quality of the audit?
Hi Amanda! Thanks for making this video with some valuable information. I was just wondering if CPA or CA is more recognisable overseas other than Australia?
I got CPA. Is it difficult to transfer it to CA? Do I need to take all 9 subjects for CA again?
Hi Tiana
CPAs can become CA members under a specific pathway
www.charteredaccountantsanz.com/become-a-member/memberships/pathway-from-cpa-australia
Thank you for the amazing content you bring on your channel. Love from #Pakistan ❤️
Hi Syed! Thank you 🙏☺️
Hi Dr. Amanda, can I apply for CA or CPA if I have not done the accreditation units/subjects for accounting at uni?
Hi Hazzy - no - unfortunately you either have to study in an accredited degree, or complete the CA or CPA foundation studies subjects.
Hi.
Nice video.
Here's my view in the CA va CPA roles.
I've been a licensed CPA for close to 30 years and I've met a lot of CPAs and CAs over the years. In many different fields of accounting.
Based on the CPA requirements, you really need to have a Master's degree to qualify to sit for the CPA exam. Yes, they say # of accredited hours from an accredited school, but based on the #, it's just easier to get the Master's degree.
Yes, the CA is a degree program. The CPA is a designation. We are licensed to practice Accounting by having the CPA designation after our name.
I've seen the CA and CPA exams, I was able to keep my exams when I took my CPA exam. The exam format was close, but i think the CPA exam was much harder. I was over 3 days and hard 5 parts. Accounting Theory, Accounting Practice, Tax and Audit. Tax and Audit we're required when i took the exam.
So, overall i think they are about the same.
But, it really depends where you are planning on working. The CA is more prevalent in the UK and EU. Whereas the CPA is more prevalent here in the USA.
What do you think of ACCA I have been planning to pursue it since I have found Indian CA way too tough and challenging I know professional exams are meant to be tough but what's the point if the course which you are doing has the passing % that ranges between 3 to 4 and Also, the mandatory tenure to complete it is around 5 years the foundation itself is hard enough as if it serves as a sieve to stop you right there if you are an average student you have no scope hence most of the students drop it since they don't want their careers to be in the doldrums or jeopardise their future
Also, I want to know more detailed info about CPA(US) as well as CPA(Canada)
CA! .... cause I literally have 1 week before my CAP exam and I'm doooone!
CAN YOU MAKE A VIDEO ON Information Technology Application Controls
Thanks for your sharing. But can you speak slower next time? sometimes i can't catch you. Again, thanks a lot
Thankyou!!!!
Hey guys appreciate if anyone can help me. I am thinking of changing from CPA to CA (new program). I wanted to know how people found the CA final exams and the workload etc. Any feedback or thoughts would be appreciated! Thank you!!
Mam i am from a accredited uni I have done almost papers but not all can I complete foundations only for those that I haven't completed?
Hi Amanda, I hope you are doing well
My name is Connor Myburgh, and I am currently studying to be a CA(SA). I am busy with my post graduate degree, which is the final qualification on our side before going to do board exams. However, South Africa is currently in a decline and I am considering moving over to NZ or AUS once my clerkship and my board exams are done. Would you have any advice in this regard?
Was the treasury and economic crisis in China was not the result of the trade agreement, why don't my comments count here
Just finished my Bcom @usyd. I can't wait for the torture that is the cpa/ca program 😆😫😭
Edit: except Deloitte, the others making up the b4 are recognised employer program (rep) partners for the cpa. However, I think they want their audit and tax professionals to only go the ca route.
Hi Amanda! Can the CA or CPA program be taken even while I work here in the Philippines?
I am from Singapore. Great video, very informative. Thank you for sharing
Can CPA become auditors and what electives can CPA offer
Is it possible to do my Australian or NZ from Samoa 🇼🇸 ..
Here from Myanmar watching :)
Interesting vid! I'm a CA from Canada!
Hey Kenneth!
Hi Amanda.
I am looking forward to do CPA but I don't have the experience. Will I be able to enrol the CPA program? Thank you. Very nice videos.
Hello, Amanda. I am from Brazil! I loved your channel.
mam, do you have any idea, in average how much it cost to complete CA and CPA in Australia? like total of exam cost.
I learned a lot from your videos. Can you make a video Information technology general controls.
Hey Amanda , I have a degree in business but I don’t have a job . My question is whether you can do these professional qualifications if you don’t have a job , and where are you going to get experience .
Hey Amanda, I passed my foundations in Audit exam with 70%..... Thank you so much :) From Lesotho
Hi Amanda. I am considering making a write up on anything that is related to audit. i enjoy the subject. but am confused what to write about. should i go for a series of sa's or audit methods/ techniques? can you please guide
Fun fact: Here in Canada, you will find someone with designation CPA, CA. Those people earned their CA designation before the unification of CA, CMA and CGA into CPA.
Proudly to a CA and currently working in UK now. :)
That is excellent to hear Xenon! Did you find the job before you moved to the UK? Or find something over there?
@@amandalovestoaudit Thanks to CA and the working experience in Australia, I was able to get 3 offers at the first year in London :) I am a UTS alumni btw ;)
Watching from Jamaica 🇯🇲
Thank you very much
im an internal auditor i earn 150 dollar per month
I would love to see you as an instructor for a CPA prep course! What do you think?
Hey
I am doing my CA Final in India from ICAI. Can you do a comparison video?
Any similarities?
And what about acca
I appreciate your patient approach to your method of enlightening, you are a great professor. Thank you.
Hey Amanda!
I hope this message finds you and your loved ones safe as we continue to navigate the COVID-19 pandemic around the world.
I am a Chartered Accountant from India. I just wanted to thank you from the bottom of my heart for all the hard work you have put in to explain us Audit so logically.
I referred all your videos and cracked a job at E&Y for an assurance role having no experience apart from Indirect taxation. After referring your videos all the question asked in the interviews seemed so simple to answer and explain. Thanks again :)
Bro you ca from India, we have lots of respect in foreign countries ,you have no idea, icai ca is tough course bro, they acknowledge it
@@pawanblown9222 It's a 5 year long grind mate. Thanks anyways!
@@Niksstreet420 bro it took me 7 years 😭😭
@@pawanblown9222 Glad you are through! All the best for your future endeavors bro.
Hey I'm doing CA in India. I'm struggling mentally though currently, im at intermediate level. I want to come to Australia Melbourne. Is there some community I can get into for guidance as to how I should proceed, skills I should acquire and other skft skills to have an edge?
Can you recommend any auditors
CA or ACCA please?
If you’re working in Australia - I’d go CA - higher level of prestige here. ACCA is less well known.
I can't miss to watch your videos. I am doing Kenya CPA from Rwanda country. thank you so much Amanda for your contribution.
Thank you Albert!
Indonesian is here
Hi Amanda, I’m a commercial accountant with 6 yrs experience in hospitality industry, I’m thinking about to change my career to tax. I have already taken one CPA paper (not pass), so I’m considering whether I should drop it and take CA. Would you please give me some advice and let me know the reason? Many thanks.
Hi Jessie - what sort of tax are you interested in? If you’re after Big4 tax - then it might be worth shifting to CA. If commercial and individual advice - perhaps CPA.
@@amandalovestoaudit Hi Amanda, Thank you for your prompt reply. Many friends around me hope that I may provide tax advice to their small businesses, and I may set up my own company in the following five years to provide tax advice. I still hope to keep my current job in hospitality industry as I love and understand this industry very much. Also, wanna ask you, my company does not have a CPA or CA, so…I mean to find a mentor form outside?
Very informative, thanks for sharing
You’re welcome Mahavir ☺️
I do believe the unification of the CPA and the CA program, like what has been done in Canada make more sense.
We tried that many years ago but each party is too wedded to its individual brand (and of course any combination would result in jobs lost at each - so I can’t imagine them pushing for it again). The good thing is that the 2 bodies work together on a lot of things.
Deakin uni in Melbourne credit half an MBA for candidates who complete CPA
Correct - the CA is a bit more broad since it is formally recognised as a Grad Dip
Also with the experience, please correct me if I'm wrong) but I believe with CA you have to be working in public practice for the experience to count. Whereas CPA is more broad and suitable for accountants working within businesses
Hi Liam - your mentored practical experience in CA can be in a variety of accounting roles - this can be in commercial contexts as well.
Hi Amanda,
I am considering enrolling to the CA program (Aus) and am curious about the grade/GPA requirement to be eligible.
I tried going through the official CA website but it was a loop of links without the a specific answer.
Would appreciate it if you could share what you know about eligibility requirements.
P. S. Love your vids!
Thanks,
Shammani
Hello Amanda, I am currently taking my CA and your videos helped me lots in the Auditing module! As i am not working as an auditor, so some of the concepts are harder for me to understand, but your videos definitely helped me so much during the process of preparing the exams. Just want to thank you for your work here ❤
Hello Amanda. This is CA Jaisal from Mumbai, India. I am q practicing CA for over three decades. Your videos are very informative and am sure the new generation will find them very useful. Please.keep tge good work going...
oh oh i m persuing CA too at inter group 2