Accountant CPA

Preparing an individual's or, especially, a business' income tax forms is becoming increasingly more complex with new laws being passed every year. Many people turn to accredited tax preparers, who they know will continuously monitor federal, state, and local tax law changes to minimize current and future tax liabilities and will... more »

A career in accounting can be very lucrative. While some people may consider accounting boring, nothing can be further from the truth. There are many different accounting career paths that can be taken. Yes, some of them overlap, but each has its own specialty and focus. more »

A Certified Public Accountant, or CPA, must first take certain college courses to earn an accounting degree, then he must take a state exam to become certified. CPAs do not usually work for one company doing their general book work, although some may chose to do this. A CPA will either work for an accounting firm, or she has her own... more »

To become a lawyer and accountant, you will need to obtain two degrees: a juris doctorate, or law degree, and a bachelor's degree in accounting. In order to receive licensing as both a lawyer and Certified Public Accountant, you will need to take state exams in both disciplines. Here are some tips to assist in navigating the process... more »

Taxes and lawyers might be two of the most unpopular topics in America. But tax lawyers, ironically, provide an essential service to people and businesses that can be quite helpful. Usually the adversary to the tax lawyer is the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) itself, because the attorney is hired to help their client pay as little... more »