<t>hi there mshl8188 and thanks for your kind words.<br/>
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i guess it will be hard for me to speak and try translate my experiences and views since i am an australian CA. i can however share my thoughts and experiences from an australian context and then have a guess at how it may or may not ...

<t>actually you can look at wikipedia for a good summary of the two and the differences and follow up from there.<br/>
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Kim007;126484 wrote: CPA Vs CA: What factors should be considered to differentiate the two accounting bodies? What method would you use? For Example; Surveys? ASk the CPA and ...

<t>don't know if it has changed but when i did the CA, it was all written...the CPA australia exams were all multiple choice however i heard it was going to change.<br/>
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it's funny how the CPAs changed all their subject names to mimic those of the CAs and then introduced so called "focus ...

<t>Lon;635484 wrote: Just my opinion, I would prefer to work as a CPA in the US and Canada and CA evey place else.<br/>
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american CPAs are different to Australian CPAs right?<br/>
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certified PUBLIC accountant vs certified PRACTICING accountant?<br/>
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i think the only ...

<t>i'm a CA so you might call my views a little bias but here they are..<br/>
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CA have a stronger technical background.<br/>
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The CA program content is defined with no electives.<br/>
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CPA program only has 2 or 3 compulsory subjects which are of a technical nature and the rest are ...