Next Stop: CPA YOUR ROADMAP TO THE FUTURE What’s

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Next Stop: CPA YOUR ROADMAP TO THE FUTURE Whats an accountant do they do? and what, exactly, Theyre the backbone of the business world They keep finances in checkfor everyone They can be generalized or very specialized Their roles and

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Next Stop: CPA YOUR ROADMAP TO THE FUTURE<br>
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What’s an accountant do they do? and what, exactly, They’re the backbone of the business world They keep finances in check—for everyone They can be generalized or very specialized Their roles and responsibilities can vary widely CONSULTING WITH COMPANIES ON FINANCIAL & TAX ISSUES USING DATA VISUALIZATION TO IDENTIFY TRENDS CALCULATING THE MONETARY VALUE OF COMPANIES DETERMINING PRICING OF PRODUCTS & SERVICES MANAGING & MITIGATING FINANCIAL RISK PREPARING TAX RETURNS & STATEMENTS<br>
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Accountant vs. CPA :
What’s the difference? 2 CPAs ARE ACCOUNTANTS WHO: Have met their state’s requirements for

Higher education, work experience and ethics
Have passed all four sections of the CPA Exam
Are licensed by their state’s board of accountancy Are able to start their own firm and be their own boss Often get more frequent and higher-level promotions Garner more respect and trust Make 5%-15% higher salaries than their non-CPA counterparts Have a competitive edge over non-CPAs Experience greater job security Can become even more specialized<br>