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1 How Accounting Contributes to the Success of a Business
Gabriel Saucedo, PhD, CPA

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4 What is Accounting? The Language of Business
Business transactions are translated into accounting numbers and these are communicated in Financial Statements: Balance Sheet, Income Statement, Statement of Cash Flows Answers Strategic Questions Is a company doing well? How much is a company worth? How can a firm measure performance?

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6 Careers in Accounting Financial Cost & Managerial Accounting
External (Public Accounting) Big 4: DT, PwC, KPMG, EY Moss Adams, McGladrey, Peterson & Sullivan, BDO, Clark Nuber Internal CFO, Controller, Internal Audit, A/R, A/P, Budgeting Cost & Managerial Accounting Cost Analyses, Lean Production, TQM, Budgeting Consulting Manufacturing

7 Careers in Accounting Tax Accounting
Government – Federal, State, and Local IRS State Auditor SEC PCAOB FBI US Comptroller Office Office of Management and Budget

8 Careers in Accounting Specialists Certified Fraud Examiner
Assurance & Consulting Financial & Estate Planning Valuation Mergers & Acquisitions Intangible Assets Non-Profit Law Private Practice

9 Certifications Certified Public Accountant (CPA)
4 Part Exam (75% on each part to pass) Auditing, Business Concepts, Financial Reporting, Regulation 225 quarter hours Ethics Requirements 2,000 professional hours Certified Management Accountant (CMA) 2 Part Exam Financial Planning, Performance and Control Financial Decision-Making

10 Certifications Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE)
4 Part Exam Fraud Prevention, Financial Transactions, Fraud Investigation, Legal Elements of Fraud Consulting, Government (SEC), Expert Witness Certified Internal Auditor (CIA) Governance, Risk and Control Conducting the Internal Audit Engagement Business Analysis and Information Technology Business Management Skills

11 Albers & Accounting Beta Alpha Psi Albers Placement Center
Albers Mentor Program Accounting Major Pairs Well with… Finance Economics Systems International Business Certificate Programs (Internal Audit, Valuation)

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