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The CPA Difference--CPA's have become one of the most trusted financial advisors, and for good reason. Here are a few that contribute to the CPA difference:
- must complete 80 hours of continuing education every 2 years to be certified by the state
- must pass a rigorous four-part exam on business, auditing, accounting, and tax which only approximately 15% pass on the first try
- must adhere to a strict code of ethics and high professional standard
As the profession has evolved, so have the services CPA's provide. CPA's no longer are simply number crunchers and tax preparers, but business and financial strategists who help chart the paths of individuals and businesses. Individuals turn to their CPA's for tax and financial planning services, investment advice, estate planning and more. Businesses are tapping CPA's to not only manage finances and taxes, but also to determine profitable new product lines, seek creative financing opportunities, help diversify investments and provide a variety of other consulting and business services.
Read a brief resume of Principal David G. Simmons, CPA and Associate Adrian G. Simmons, CPA.