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Estoy en EE. UU. y soy contador acá. Ahora estoy ahorrando alrededor de 45 mil dólares (USD) por año. Hice mis estudios en EE. UU., así que no tengo experiencia laburando como contador en Argentina. Tengo muchas ganas de vivir en Argentina en el futuro y estoy pensando en comprar departamentos en CABA o una casa más adelante.

1. Si quiero armar un colchón de propiedades, es una buena idea?
2. Cuales son buenas zonas/barrios para comprar una casa en el futuro (Buenos Aires principalmente)
3. Alguno de ustedes conoce oportunidades para contadores estadounidenses en Buenos Aires?

GGF born in 1906

Moved to Argentina in 1924, never renounced citizenship until death.

GF born in 1940s

Father born in 1970s

Hi everyone, hope all is well

Was looking to see if anyone had some good advice on how I could pass my last 2 exams.

For some background, I passed FAR studying 7 weeks and passed REG in 5 weeks. I don’t wanna say this was easy, but I wasn’t working at all so I was able to hangout with friends and do other activities. I would typically only focus really hard on the exam 2 weeks out. I passed pretty comfortably (85+ scores)

I now have to complete my discipline (tcp) and AUD. I paid for a nts for TCP because I initially was gonna take it this July but I rescheduled for October because I felt a little burnt out and felt like I was on a short deadline.

I have now been able to rest and I feel ready to start studying again. I started my public accounting job which makes preparing for these exams significantly more difficult now.

I’m debating whether to try AUD on a 7 week deadline right now and TCP on a 5 1/2 week deadline right after.

The other option would be starting TCP right now and taking it 1st day of October than moving onto AUD.

I accepted that I won’t really have a social life moving forward but any advice would be appreciated!

I was playing soccer last night and my knee ran into another persons knee and I felt a big pop.

Excruciating pain, I’m currently on a knee stabilizer and crutches because I can’t walk.

I really don’t even want to move at all consider how painful it is

Idk if this is an unpopular opinion but I struggled really bad with the sims and I found out I got a 87 yesterday.

Anyone else 😭

Hi all,

I’m starting to study for TCP right now. Passed Far and waiting for my REG results. I am going to take TCP regardless of REG results so I can take it on the discipline window. I’m pretty optimistic I passed REG

How does this study plan sound? I’m thinking of doing 3 hours on average for 35 days. For Far and Reg I had a more aggressive approach where I would pass through the material at a normal pace and study really hard at the last 2 weeks.

I thought that approach was really effective but this is the first exam where I’m gonna be working as well so I can’t study 5/6 hours a day anymore.

Any advice regarding TCP would be appreciated!

Basically my balance is about 5k. Planning on paying it off over the next 3 months. I wanted to put the payment on a credit card so I could get a bonus on the credit card. Would this work for federal loans ?

Getting dinner on a road trip

Wanting to see if anyone has had a similar experience

My se scores prior was 71 and 74

MCQ honestly pretty easy and straight forward. Basic questions and the pretty easy overall. I thought I scored good here.

Sims on the other hand, these were a beast. I’ve taken and passed Far before and I thought these sims were on another level.

I completely botched a sim because I didn’t really understand what they were asking for, the rest I felt like I understood the concepts and got a good amount of points but it was so information overload I’m sure I made a ton of errors.

Anyone have a similar experience?

Exams on Saturday for reg so I only got 2 more days of studying. Mostly gonna review weaknesses. Any advice would be appreciated

Incoming Staff 1, planning to use 20 days through 3 planned vacations. If these vacations are planned outside of busy season, is this realistic?

Thinking about just listening to lecture and than spamming mcq? Any tips would be helpful

Looking to finish these on Becker in 5/6 days. Is that realistic? Studying full time

The sims are very tricky. Should I just move on? I read on the sub that many said it’s not an important topic.

22M, based out of the east coast of United States. I start a new job in July so I wanted to plan a vacation beforehand.

Flights to Europe are outrageous and it’s sort of last minute for that. I’m considering going to a few national parks in the US with 2 of my friends. I also have not been to the West coast of the US before so that’s something to consider.

I am also open to solo traveling. I would also be very open to visiting lesser known destinations. I’m considering a 7-10 day trip and my budget is around $1500-$2000.

Any recommendations would be helpful.

Need 150 for start date.

Initially applied for CPA exam with less than 150 credits. I have some transfer credit discrepancies but from my understanding the CPA board counts credits based off where the university credits were earned and not transferred.

I tallied up my credits from several different universities and was at 143. I just obtained the last 7 credits recently to be at 150. Will recruiting/hr give me a hard time with me proving I have 150 credits?

That is all, so relieved!