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Leslie-Anne
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Posted: 17 Jan 2011 at 14:36 \| IP Logged

Hi Minibiju, thanks for contacting me by e-mail, I believe that I have been
able to answer your eligibility questions, let me know if you need more
assistance.

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Posted: 17 Jan 2011 at 14:41 \| IP Logged

Further to your question about working as a CPA in Canada, Manoj, here are
the general guidelines. You can not put CPA on your business card unless
you are also a Canadian CA or CGA. However you can state that you are CPA
on your resume and this can be helpful in finding employment in Canada as
there are many companies that wish to hire U.S. CPAs.

If by practice, you mean that you want to work in a public accounting firm
and sign off on audits then you would need to become a Canadian CA or in
some provinces, CGAs can also sign off on audits.

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minismom
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Posted: 18 Jan 2011 at 00:42 \| IP Logged

my ECE scoe is 188 hours equivalent to masters in BA.

i score mor ethan 24 hours in accounting and buisness.

can i apply from NH? i live in NJ, will that effect my work exp requirements for NH?

thanks

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Manoj
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Posted: 18 Jan 2011 at 14:44 \| IP Logged

Thanks. But what about the minimum salary of cpa in usa and cga in canada? (Approxomately)

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Shilpa8849
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Posted: 20 Jan 2011 at 04:40 \| IP Logged

Hi Leslie

I tried sending you an email two days ago. But I got a notification today saying the message wasn't delivered. I'll post my query here instead...

Thank you for your earlier reply (http://www.cpanet.com/cpa_forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=37809&a mp;PN=1). As I mentioned before, I have a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration, from a reputable Indian university in Dubai. In this part of the world, most bachelor's degrees are three years full time. I have a total of 108 credits, and my major was Finance. I wasn't aware that the eligibility requirements were changing in Delaware. Now I'm really confused about what other options I have.

Please advise me on what courses I can take in order to become eligible to write the CPA exam. Apart from M. Com, are there any other courses that I can enroll in? I recently found a professional certification program in Accounting titled, "PG Diploma in Accounting". It covers all the important topics related to accounting. Will this be sufficient? Also, I'm currently doing CMA, and hope to get my certification later this year. Will that help me in any way?

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