An abbreviation for certified public accountant. A CPA is a trained accountant who has been examined and licensed by the state. He or she is permitted to perform all the tasks of an ordinary accountant in addition to examining the books and records of various business organizations, such as corporations.
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- CPA (abbreviation)
- Independent Auditor (finance term)
- Private Companies Practice Section (PCPS) (in accounting)
- Predecessor Auditor (in accounting)
- Management Advisory Services (MAS) (in accounting)
- certified public accountant
- Certified Financial Statement (business term)
- External Audit (business term)
- Public Accountant (business term)
- Peer Review (in accounting)
- Professional Ethics (in accounting)
- Examination (in accounting)
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- National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (Nasba) (in accounting)
