CPA school training courses in Chandler, AZ (public, in-house or online)

Students seeking to prepare for the CPA examination per the requirements of the Arizona State Board of Accountancy may enroll in WIU’s 54-credit Post-Bachelor Accountancy Certificate program. This program requires the following course of study.

The AZ Board of Accountancy has very specific educational qualifications for applicants to sit for the CPA exam. You are advised to work closely with your academic counselor to ensure that all requirements are met.

Regulation is one of the four subject matter categories for the CPA Examination. It consists of the following topics:

Professional Responsibilities and Business Law
Professional Responsibilities
Federal Securities Acts
Contracts
Sales
Commercial Paper
Secured Transactions
Bankruptcy
Debtor-Creditor Relationships
Agency
Regulation of Employment and Environment
Property
Insurance
Federal Taxation
Individual
Transactions in Property...

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This package is designed to provide you with ALL FOUR of the subject matter categories for the CPA Exam. These four categories consist of:
AUDITING AND ATTESTATION

Engagements Planning, Obtaining and Understanding of the Client and Assessing Risks
Internal Control
Evidence
Reporting
Audit Sampling
Auditing with Technology
Outlines of Professional Standards
BUISNESS ENVIRONMENT AND CONCEPTS

Business Structure
Information Technology
Economics an...

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We offer Online Review Course options tailored to fit your schedule and learning style. Both course formats feature a variety of related study materials and 24 months of access to all online tools.

Students planning to sit for the Uniform CPA Examination in Nebraska are required to complete an undergraduate or higher degree containing, at a minimum, 150 semester hours. The degree should show post-secondary education covering the following subjects: financial accounting theory and problems; cost and managerial accounting; tax preparation and planning; auditing; information systems; governmental and non-profit accounting; macroeconomics and microeconomics.

In addition, business law, m...

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