Did You Fail the CPA Exam? New Rules Might Save You
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- Freaking out about the CPA Exam changes in 2024? Don't sweat it! This video breaks down everything you need to know about the new format, passing requirements, and how it affects current test-takers. Whether you're just starting out or nearing the finish line, we'll equip you with the knowledge and strategies to conquer the CPA Exam, even with the update. Plus, we've got bonus tips for recent graduates who can still take the current version.
See the full AICPA blueprints for the 2024 exam changes here: www.aicpa.org/news/article/ai...
Is the CPA Exam changing in 2024? You bet it is, but not to worry, this full video guide will address all your doubts! The CPA exam is facing a major overhaul starting January 1, 2024 to ensure newly licensed CPAs continue to possess the knowledge and skills necessary to protect the public interest.
The intent is to make sure that future CPAs will have the competencies they need to meet tomorrow’s accounting challenges.
For those CPAs in the middle of their journey, the transition policy will definitely affect you. For example, if you pass sections 1 and 2 in 2023 and complete your third section in 2024, you need to make sure your credits are extended to June 30, 2025.
If your state is approved, then any CPA credits you have as of January 1, 2024 will automatically be extended to June 30, 2025. To date, there are only 5 states that have not approved the extension. Each state board must approve this, but for the full list, visit nasba.org/credit-extension-map/.
For recent college graduates, you still have time to complete the CPA Exam before changes are implemented. We recommend that you prepare for and complete all four sections of the current exam before the changes come into effect (starting with BEC first!)
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So they're basically making us wait longer for the scores while not increasing the time you have to pass all 4 parts..... great
Great insight and very helpful information!
Yeah
Thanks a lot, that was informative and brief
Thanks for good insight 👍If I understand you correctly is it best to pass BEC this year?? And I wonder how long it takes to pass 4 exams assuming that 5 hours spent everyday studying!
Thanks man
The new changes are a joke. Taking a test and waiting 6 months for the results is a disaster. They can’t do this to people.
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What did you expect from a bunch of incompetent idiots at AICPA and NASBA?
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i just barely failed BEC in December 2023. I'm wondering if there's a lot of overlap into ISC (ISC seems like the easiest of the 3 disciplines) and should i try to take ISC (or even BAR) in Jan 2024 while BEC content is still fresh in my mind? Or should i say screw it and just go to taking FAR first like everybody used to recommend?
Am sorry for that some people also passed through the difficulties just be patient and keep studying
I'm really sorry about that but i got used to it until i succeeded, i failed 6 times before i finally passed, it would have been 6 but Mr James saved me from failing again
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Thanks
You're welcome, Satish!
Thank you, i am just have questions the period change from 18 month to 30 month ,right
So how many tests will I have to take... The first 3 then a disciplinary?
Question on 5:13 - For Discipline exams, why are there only release dates for January 10 - February 6 & April 20 - May 19, 2024? Can we only take the exams in between those dates for Q1 & 2?
Is new bec exam 2024 going to be tougher ?
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thank you for this, I plan on taking the CPA exam and passing all sections before the year runs out, just want to make sure I have the correct information. Thanks a lot for this it really helps, I have subscribed for my materials already
I gave him a call and now he is working with me, he texts me with what I have to do and explaining the whole process. I used Surgent, Becker and NINJA reviews but they didn’t help me, I got my questions for FAR from Mr Dwayne Jones I can’t believe they are very straightforward
Good information. Just a point of clarification, I passed REG, AUD, and FAR by 2023 and didn't take BEC, would I have to take all three discipline sections or just one.
Just one, you can choose which one.
In 2024, can you take two parts/exams in the same quarter? or you have to wait for results for one exam and pass to continues to sit for the following exam?
So it would seem you need to pass the three core exams before you take the disciplinary exams?
sounds like my path should be FAR, BEC, and REG and AUDIT be last. I am studying for FAR, and took BEC before but fail. I feel a little bit more confident with REG because I have EA.
Soo AUD no change, but what’s harder or easier about FAR and REG???
So if I'm just starting should I take BEC in late summer or early fall? Then do the new 2024 tests?
Good question. Yes, start with BEC. This will help with the new tests.
Should I still take advanced financial in college if I want to take the TCP specialty?
The TCP exam applies to advanced tax, so look for an advanced tax class.
Would it be easier if take Bec, reg, Aud this yr and far in 2024 since they removed some topics from FAR? So the order is BEC, either Aud or Reg, and Far
Basically get AUD and BEC done this year. Otherwise FAR and REG will probably be easier come 2024.
What time of the year would be the most ideal to pass BEC this year? Does it still expire in 18 months if you pass it sometime in 2033?
Get it done by December 15th. Currently, if you have credit awarded that doesn't expire before January 2024, it will not expire until June 2025 due to a grandfather rule.
Hi im planning to take the Reg exam this year 2023 and take the discipline TCP 2024 . Is that considered?
I think that's a great plan, because the TCP exam has a lot of carryover topics from the REG exam.
If I take BEC before 2024 and don't pass the other 3 parts within the 18 months. would i have to take the new BEC exams or would i still be grandfathered in?
If you're BEC expires, before you pass the other 3, then you lose it and have to take one of the new tests. The good news though is that your 18 month clock restarts Jan 2024. So lets say for example you passed BEC in Jan 2023, that test of BEC will stay valid for 30 months (the 12 months of 2023 + the new 18 month clock restart).
Seems like they are making it easier to become a CPA, trying to fix this shortage in the current market now.
Not with that score release schedule.
5-6 month wait is going to ruin people.
is this applicable to the CPA Australia exam?
I just got passed with the help of Mr James who gave me the exact questions and answers
If you get FAR, REG, & AUD on an NTS in June 2023 (before the content changes), but don't take one or more of the exams until 2024 (after the content changes), would those (not taken) exams still be valid on the NTS in 2024?
Yes? Anything taken in 2023 is valid
NTS is only valid for 6 months
It sounds like to me that the new BEC format is better because you get to choose which discipline to take or am I missing something?
But many people say it will be more difficult
Kinda defeats Purdue of cpa as employers will now ask even require certain specialties. 🙄.
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Hi .. is it possible for you prepare proper schedule for what to study and for core exams as per new changes ..like I mean what key topics do we focus on in order to get 80 % 😊😅for reg , aud and far
Good question, I would encourage you to download the AICPA blueprint and study each representative task.
Passing the CPA exams is when you study hard, if you can't study or you don't have time for your studies I'd advise you get yourself a help like Mr Dylan
People keep talking about Dylan all over
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People keep talking about Dylan all over
TH-cam, he must be a very awesome help
I studied for months and couldn't pass, I guess passing is a blessing
Can you list in order of priority which exams should we try taking in 2023.
Is it
BEC
FAR
REG and AUD in thay order?
That's a good order. Start with BEC, then FAR. From there, you can either do AUD or REG.
So no written exam in 2024, right?
Correct, they are completely getting rid of the essays.
If there is no written exam, then is it better to take it in 2024 so there is no need to prepare for writing?
I would say, depends on how comfortable you are with writing. Most people consider the BEC exam the easiest exam, even though it includes writing.
Theyre only releasing scores once a quarter? But we still only get 18 months to pass all? Doesn't seem reasonable. If you need to retake you're basically sitting in the dark burning that 18 month clock
No. They have extended it to 30 months. As of today I believe that all states have adopted this policy
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