CPA Exam

The future CPA's guide to passing the CPA Exam and finding their dream job!

Do you want to become a CPA? The Kentucky Society of CPAs Employer Guide is a valuable resource as you begin your journey. It profiles organizations in Kentucky that are interested in hearing from bright, motivated individuals who want to start their professional career with a forward-looking employer. It also provides you with everything you need to know about applying for and taking the CPA Exam so you can become a CPA and get noticed by employers.

New Accountant Magazine: CPA Exam Edition

The CPA Exam Edition features the following articles:

  • The New Business “Space Race”
  • The New Job Niche: IFRS Expertise!
  • Virtual Recruiting: How Will It Change How You Find a Job?
  • New Accountants’ 11 Rules For Living...
  • Why It’s Important to Take The CPA Exam

CPA Exam tips for success from Kentucky CPAs

In Episode 15 Behind the Numbers podcast, Kentucky CPAs share their tips for success that helped them pass the CPA Exam. Thank you Will Geer, Jake Brock, Kristine Gaines, Garrett Booth, Phillip Bond, Erin Beavin, Bina Khatri and Matthew Hazel for helping to mentor others through the CPA Exam process.

About the Exam

Since 1917, the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) has prepared and graded the CPA Exam, while individual states have established the educational requirements to sit for the Exam. The Exam is administered in a computerized format at Prometric test sites throughout the country during the first two months of every quarter (referred to as “testing windows”).

KSBA

332 West Broadway #310
Louisville, KY 40202
Phone: 502.595.3037 Fax: 502.595.4500
Email: cpa@ky.gov

AICPA

220 Leigh Farm Rd.
Durham, NC 27707-8110
Phone: 919.402.4500 Fax: 919.402.4505
Email: service@aicpa.org

NASBA

150 Fourth Ave. North, Ste. 700
Nashville, TN 37219-2417
Phone: 615.880.4200 Fax: 615.880.4290
Email: cpaexam@nasba.org

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