What’s the Value of a Certified Public Accountant?
You, the business owner, often do not know what
qualifications and conduct you can expect from an
accountant.
When hiring a Certified Public Accountant licensed in the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, you can be confident
that individual has met or exceeded the strict licensing
and ethical requirements in order to obtain and maintain
his or her license.
Typically, to OBTAIN a license in Pennsylvania, a CPA:
license:
Pennsylvania State Board of Accountancy
PA Department of State
In Conclusion:
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You, the business owner, often do not know what
qualifications and conduct you can expect from an
accountant.
When hiring a Certified Public Accountant licensed in the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, you can be confident
that individual has met or exceeded the strict licensing
and ethical requirements in order to obtain and maintain
his or her license.
Typically, to OBTAIN a license in Pennsylvania, a CPA:
- Must have completed four to five years of study at
a college or university - Must have worked under the supervision of a
licensed CPA for an established CPA firm, in an
internal audit department in industry, or for the
government, for several hundred hours - Must have passed a rigorous national exam
covering many areas of accounting and law, usually
after attending an intense and difficult prep course
for several months
license:
- Must take a minimum of 80 hours of continuing
education every biennial period - Exhibit a commitment to the highest standards of
integrity and ethical conduct
Pennsylvania State Board of Accountancy
PA Department of State
In Conclusion:
- The CPA is the premium credential in accountancy,
recognized and respected in the marketplace. - The CPA designation has a 100-year history and a
deserved reputation of high quality work. - CPAs value continuing education highly and
continuously acquire new skills and knowledge. - Acknowledged experts in accounting, CPAs are
committed to the highest standards of integrity and
ethical conduct. - Training and diversity of experience makes CPAs
uniquely qualified to deliver value across the wide
spectrum of responsibilities of the finance function.
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| or Contact us: 412-922-6052 |
Why a CPA?
| Susan K. Weber, CPA 412-922-6052 |
| Our Mission |
| We exist to help small business owners with accounting and bookkeeping responsibilities so they can have more time and better information to operate their businesses successfully. All work is done in accordance with the high ethical standards required by the CPA profession. |
| Member of Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants (PICPA) |
| Enabling Business Owners to Focus on What They Do Best |