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About CPA USA

Certified Public Accountant (CPA) is a globally recognized professional accounting designation licensed by state boards of accountancy in the United States. It is considered one of the most prestigious qualifications in the fields of accounting, auditing, taxation, and financial analysis.

Holding a CPA license demonstrates a high level of expertise, integrity, and commitment to professional standards. CPAs are trusted advisors to individuals, businesses, and government entities, providing services that range from financial reporting and tax planning to auditing and strategic decision-making.

The CPA qualification opens doors to high-level roles in accounting firms, multinational corporations, financial institutions, and public sector organizations.

Course Highlight

The CPA exam is designed to assess a candidate’s knowledge and skills in accounting and business. It consists of four core sections, each focusing on essential areas of the profession:

Auditing and Attestation (AUD)

This section covers the principles and procedures of auditing, including internal controls, risk assessment, evidence gathering, and audit reporting. Candidates will also learn about ethics and professional responsibilities required in public accounting.

Business Environment and Concepts (BEC)

BEC focuses on the broader business context in which CPAs operate. Topics include corporate governance, economic concepts, financial management, strategic planning, and information systems. This section also tests communication skills, with written response questions.

Financial Accounting and Reporting (FAR)

This is a core subject covering U.S. GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles), including preparation and analysis of financial statements for public and private companies, governmental and not-for-profit organizations. It includes topics like revenue recognition, leases, and financial disclosures.

Regulation (REG)

This section focuses on ethics, professional conduct, federal taxation (individual and business), and business law. It prepares candidates to handle compliance and advisory roles, dealing with income tax, business structures, and regulatory issues.

Key Advantages

Globally Respected Credential: Recognized by multinational firms and regulatory bodies worldwide.

Diverse Career Opportunities: Suitable for roles in audit, tax, consulting, corporate finance, and public accounting.

Ethical and Regulatory Expertise: Emphasis on professional conduct, making CPAs trusted advisors.

Mobility and Flexibility: Licensed in the U.S. but often accepted in other countries with or without additional requirements.

Lifelong Learning: CPAs maintain their license through Continuing Professional Education (CPE), ensuring ongoing competence and relevance.

Success Stories

Arya S.

Logic’s CPA USA program gave me the clarity and direction I needed to succeed. The Becker-powered training, combined with the experienced faculty, helped me understand complex topics with ease. I highly recommend Logic to any CPA aspirant looking for structured and effective coaching.

Success Stories

Nikhil Raj

The best thing about Logic’s CPA training was the personalized attention. From day one, the team was committed to my success. The mock tests, revision sessions, and continuous support played a huge role in helping me pass all four exams within a year

Meera Thomas

What sets Logic apart is their deep understanding of the CPA exam structure and their ability to simplify it for Indian students. The faculty made every class engaging, and the admin team ensured everything — from registration to evaluation — went smoothly

Rohit M.

Logic School of Management provided me with more than just academic support — they provided mentorship. The flexibility in class schedules and availability of recorded sessions made it easier for me to balance work and studies while preparing for CPA

Sneha George

I chose Logic for their reputation, and they exceeded my expectations. The teaching methodology, access to Becker materials, and one-on-one support helped me build confidence and crack the CPA exams. Proud to be a Logic alumni!

This Course Includes

Your Recognitions

Public Accountant (Audit/Assurance Services)

CPAs in public accounting often work in firms that audit financial statements of businesses and organizations. They ensure accuracy and compliance with accounting standards and regulatory requirements. This role builds strong analytical and client service skills.

2. Tax Advisor / Consultant

CPAs specializing in tax help individuals and businesses comply with tax laws while minimizing liabilities. They stay current with changing tax regulations and often provide strategic financial planning. This role involves preparing returns, advising on tax-saving opportunities, and representing clients before the IRS.

3. Financial Analyst

As a CPA, you can work as a financial analyst analyzing financial data to support investment or budgeting decisions. You’ll evaluate trends, forecast performance, and help shape corporate strategy. This role is often found in banks, corporations, and consulting firms.

4. Corporate Accountant / Controller

In corporate settings, CPAs handle internal accounting, including budgeting, financial reporting, and internal controls. As you progress, you can become a controller overseeing all financial operations. This is a core role in maintaining fiscal responsibility and guiding financial decision-making.

5. Forensic Accountant

Forensic accountants use accounting skills to investigate fraud, embezzlement, and financial crimes. CPAs in this field often work with law enforcement, attorneys, or government agencies. It’s a good fit for detail-oriented professionals who enjoy investigative work.

Internal Auditor

CPAs working as internal auditors assess the effectiveness of an organization’s financial and operational controls. They help reduce risk, ensure compliance, and improve efficiency. This role is often in large corporations or government entities.

Management Consultant

CPAs are well-suited for management consulting roles, offering advice on financial operations, strategy, and restructuring. You may help businesses streamline operations, manage change, or enter new markets. Your financial expertise adds credibility and insight to your recommendations.

8. Financial Planner / Wealth Manager

CPAs who pursue additional credentials (e.g., CFP) can become trusted financial planners. They help clients manage assets, plan for retirement, and optimize taxes. This role combines financial advisory skills with tax expertise, making CPAs highly competitive.

Accounting Educator / Professor

With a CPA and advanced degree, you can teach accounting, auditing, and tax at universities or professional institutes. You may also contribute to research and curriculum development. It’s an ideal career for those who enjoy education and lifelong learning.

1. What is the CPA USA certification, and who awards it?

The CPA USA credential is a professional designation awarded by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA). It certifies expertise in accounting and is recognized across the United States and internationally.

What are the eligibility criteria to sit for the CPA USA exam?

Eligibility varies by state but typically includes a bachelor's degree with 120–150 semester hours, including coursework in accounting and business. Some states also require work experience under a licensed CPA.

3. How many Subjects we study in CPA?

The CPA exam has four sections:

Auditing and Attestation (AUD)

Financial Accounting and Reporting (FAR)

Regulation (REG)

Business Environment and Concepts (BEC) (Note: BEC is being phased out and replaced under the CPA Evolution model with discipline-specific sections).

4. What is the format and duration of the CPA exam?

Each section of the CPA exam is 4 hours long, delivered via computer-based testing, and includes multiple-choice questions, task-based simulations, and written communication tasks (only in BEC).

5. How long do candidates have to pass all four sections?

Once you pass your first section, you must pass the remaining three sections within an 18-month rolling window.

6. Can international candidates take the CPA USA exam?

Yes, international candidates can take the exam through NASBA and approved international testing centers. They must meet the educational requirements of a U.S. state board.

7. What is the CPA Evolution initiative, and how does it affect the exam?

CPA Evolution is a new model launching in 2024 that introduces a Core + Discipline structure, focusing more on technology and specialized skills. All candidates will take three core sections and choose one discipline.

8. What are the career benefits of becoming a licensed CPA in the USA?

CPAs enjoy increased job opportunities, higher earning potential, career advancement, and credibility in the accounting and finance fields both domestically and internationally.