Education required for accounting

Answer 1

According to the U.S. Department of Labor, between the years 2008 and 2018, the expected job growth for Accountants is projected to be 22%, a higher average percentage than other professional occupations. Reasons for the projected employment increase for accountants and auditors include: changes in regulations and taxation, expanded globalization of commercial businesses, and the need to reduce financial risk.

An individual interested in learning how to become an accountant will need to acquire a thorough understanding of the primary functions within the business arenas in which they will work. An individual who decides to work in public accounting will need to identify their target clientele and become knowledgeable about their accounting and finance needs. Corporate and government accountants will need to understand their accounting practices as well as how the business operates, including the functions of marketing, purchasing, production, and human resources.

You will have to look at each state individually to get the specific reguirements on licensing. To become a CPA have many more specific requirements state by state.

Answer 2

Employers require accountants to hold a bachelor's degree in accounting, economics or finance. Bachelor's degree programs cover financial accounting, management, business law, marketing, finance and taxation. Students often gain real-world experience through summer or part-time internships. Some accountants also have a master's degree in accounting or a Master of Business Administration. Many accountants improve their credentials by becoming Certified Public Accountants.

A Certified Management Accountant (CMA) needs a bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university, a GRE or GMAT score in or above the fiftieth percentile or current certification in a comparable field such as Certified Public Accountant. Two years of management accounting experience are required prior to applying for certification.

Answer 3

Professional accounting positions that require at least an undergraduate college degree and certification are certified public accountant (CPA), certified management accountant, certified internal auditor, and the certified government financial manager.

Answer 4

Opportunities for employment are present for those with basic accounting/computer skills acquired in secondary schools or community colleges as well as for those with college degrees and postgraduate degrees.

Answer 5

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