Hi,

I am actually reviewing the governmental accounting chapters from Becker 2008 books. Based on the material, I am not building enough confidence that the material is deep enough to pass the CPA exam. A few weeks ago, I saw a post that mentioned that governmental accounting is being tested through simulations. My questions are:

1. Is the Becker material and simulations enough to successfully answer the governmental questions during the CPA exam?

2. Do you have any exercises that I can use before sitting for the CPA?

3. Should I obtain additional material for this topic?

My understanding is that governmental accounting is tested pretty much in a theoretical level, but since I saw that post mentioning the governmental simulation, my level of confidence in the Becker material has decreased considerably.

Thanks

Trust me Becker is sufficient, especially for Gov and NFP. If you do Becker lectues and all MCQs on F8 and F9 and understand the concepts you should be fine. I don't think you need any other material for this area.

As far as simulaitons, it's nothing more than the concepts that you should know anyways.

Super!!! Thanks