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Certified Public Accountant (CPA)
An accountant who has met certain standards, including experience, age, and licensing, and passed exams in a particular state.

Certified Public Accountant
A professionally licensed accountant. In the United States, CPA eligibility conditions vary by state, but all require the successful completion of a four-part CPA exam. CPAs can legally give public attestation to advice on financial statements; for example, only a CPA can sign an in-house audit. See also: Accountancy.

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A CPA is a trained financial professional that helps individuals or businesses organize and keep track of their financial records.
An essential step toward success in your CPA practice is to have a clear vision CPA practitioners need to be dreamers to become successful An essential step toward success in your CPA practice is to have a clear vision.
Maurice Eckley, CPA has established the firm of Eckley & Company, CPAs in San Jose .
 
 
 
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