Are You Gonna Go My Way
C.P.A. Lyrics

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Lenny Kravitz(레니 크라비츠) I was born long ago I am the chosen I'm the…
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Tom Johns & Robbie Williams I was born long ago I am the chosen I'm the…
Tom Jones Hey Robbie are you ready for this - I'm always ready…
Tom Jones & Robbie Williams Hey Robbie are you ready for this - I'm always ready…
Tom Jones and Robbie Williams Hey Robbie are you ready for this - I'm always ready…
Tom Jones feat. Robbie Williams Hey Robbie are you ready for this - I'm always ready…
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We have lyrics for these tracks by C.P.A.:

Call in me あなたの香りは子守唄のよう優しいまどろみ連れてくるの両手であなたの頬つつんで長いまつ毛におやすみのキ…
I Won't Cry There is no trial that He can't bring me through…
Jam Back in the day when man he paved the way Fell…
Maybe I can't wait to know you, locked eyes across the…
ROCK Rock-A-Bye Haters Down They Go, Fuck With No Limit And You'l…
Rock'N'Roll Rock, rock ,rock , rock n' roll high school Well I…
Rollercoaster I put it on you know Spray my cologne you know Walk…
Sherry you know it seems like it's been so long since i've…
Stand by Me I got them bands in my pocket, you stand by…
To Nowhere A wise man once told me that it's lonely at…
Too Late You can't make promises when you're half gone You can't make…

Wrong I guess I need to learn Flipping all the time Because I…

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@miketrank

1y↑8

Very misleading generalization. This looks more like an infomercial for someone who knows little about the CPA profession.

No disrespect towards EAs, I have known several who are good at what they do.

CPAs must have a business degree, pass a 2-3 day comprehensive exam, meet state licensing requirements, and participate in continuing technical education including professional ethics. CPAs with a tax specialization are highly skilled and many offer planning guidance in addition to preparation and audit representation.

Finding the right tax preparer or advisor is like seeking any other professional. Ask friends and colleagues, check credentials and professional memberships, ask questions (do you work with clients like me? How would you advise on...), look for ratings and trust you gut.

I am a CPA of 45 years.

All comments from YouTube:

@wavynomad

1y↑67

Always trying to downplay the CPA

@tlungu962

47w↑5

Yup! This guy is crazy haha

@daboi9172

19w

There's no doubt that the letters CPA will open more doors than EA. But not in the realm of tax. EA is the highest designation awarded by the IRS, and they are considered to be the authority. The AICPA may disagree, but them's are the breaks.

@wavynomad

18w↑1

@@daboi9172 I’m just stating that just being an EA doesn’t mean the person knows more about tax than a CPA. CPAs can also specialize in tax. To liken all CPAs to mere tax preparers/data entry is misleading. CPAs can also be so called “Tax Strategists “ and have the same representation rights before the IRS. The content covered in the REG section of the CPA exam is pretty comparable to that of the EA exam save for the representation portion. Also, the REG exam is not all multiple choice, there are application simulations. And CPA could have attestation rights which an EA won’t. All in all, a fresh CPA with no experience probably has 70 to 80% of the knowledge of a fresh EA with no experience save for some of the representation Circular 230 stuff that is easily researched or learned ojt

@daboi9172

18w

@@wavynomad I agree with this completely.

@davis1370

1y↑68

He’s talking as if CPAs do both taxes and audit (no specialization). CPAs generally specialize in either Audit or Tax, so a CPA that specializes in tax does the same amount of tax research and study as an EA

@nogoogle6349

1y↑4

Are you a CPA?

@keithwisdom1663

True

@RomeoHatesShrimp

45w↑4

EA cope lol

@hmmok5791

43w↑8

I think he was referring to how each license is designed. CPA is primarily a state accounting designation. EA is a federal tax license. The EA exam is 75% tax and representation. The CPA exam is only 20% tax.
Though a CPA could have a 100% solo tax practice.

@RomeoHatesShrimp

43w↑1

@hmmok5791 a CPA is a licence that's reciprocal in every state, an EA cannot legally call themselves an accountant in the state of Texas because it's a legally protected term.

Also it's not 20%, 1 of the 4 CPA exams is fully dedicated to Tax but Federal Income Tax is covered in FAR (Revenue Recognition and Income Tax basis accounting) and in BEC.

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@christiancoronado

19w↑7

Be careful. An EA doesn't have the professional reputation of a CPA

@obiwannacrack6053

1y↑50

This guy knows nothing about being a CPA.

@Jrt91

He didn’t mention they are generally useless and backward thinking?

@obiwannacrack6053

1y↑2

@Jon Taylor not sure those are the descriptive terms I'd use... i would say that there are some smart EAs out there and some Smart CPAs... but when you compare the level of knowledge and training of a tax emphasis CPA with that of an EA - its like comparing a police officer with a high school dance chaperone. The EA designation is just anemic in comparison. If your tax situation is comparable to a high school dance and an EA is all you need, great. As a side note, EA educational requirements don't even specify if you need a complete high school education. CPA will require 150 hours of college education with almost twice the continuing education required. And CPA is not event the gold standard. That'd be a tax attorney with a Tax LLM. Hope this clears that up a bit.

@nogoogle6349

@ObiwannacracK And what are you?

@obiwannacrack6053

1y↑3

@No Google I'm not sure I'll put my resume on youtube. Lol. But maybe it'll satisfy you to know that I do work in Tax, I have sat for the Bar exam, the CPA, and the EA. Of those three, the only one I passed without studying was the EA. So, I can tell you that unless you've sat for the CPA and have worked as an accountant, you have no idea what makes a CPA. You can speculate all you want, though. Like this guy on the video.

@raulramos7561

23w

First thing that comes out of his mouth in the video, yeah, I’m not a cpa

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@witnessthewrath8061

1y↑11

They’re both valuable for different purposes. An EA is a mile deep well of knowledge focused on tax and tax strategy. A CPA is a mile wide knowledge on accounting.

@marjorieroberts8097

26w↑2

CPA's can have multiple specializations. A lot of them are tax professionals and tax planners.

@Samir-oe7zf

1y↑15

Lol there are CPA firms emplying CPAs whose only job is to is to do federal and state taxes. This guy doesn't know what he's talking about

@nogoogle6349

Are you a CPA?

@Samir-oe7zf

@No Google yea

@daboi9172

19w

He didn't imply otherwise in the video, your knee jerk reaction is too funny lol

@antuancaraballo9691

50w↑27

CPA: harder exams, higher paying jobs, more opportunities in big corps like EY, PWC, McKenzie, Microsoft, Google.
EA: easier exams, lower salaries, most jobs are in tax preparing firms like HR-block. Many EAs end up on the entrepreneurial path opening their own tax firms.

Hiring a CPA to do your taxes is generally more expensive.

CPA is more prestigious than EA. Not to diminish EAs, but In the industry, EAs are those folks who couldn’t pass the CPA exams

@Monster.86

40w↑6

Te respondo en espanol porque deduzco por tu nombre q eres latino, conozco MUCHOS CPAs q estan perdidos en taxes, dedican tanto tiempo en accounting que no siempre un CPA es la mejor opcion para el cliente, hay muchos EAs que estan en un nivel mas alto que cualquier CPA, hablando en materia de conocimiento. Y te corrijo, hay muchos que NO LES INTERESA un CPA, van directo al examen de EA, Saludos

@witnessthewrath8061

22w↑2

Your last statement is grossly inaccurate. From a business standpoint as an entrepreneur, it makes much more sense to go the EA route rather than CPA. Not because they couldn't pass the exams

@daboi9172

19w↑1

For the practice of tax, the CPA designation holds no practical advantage over EA, for practitioners or business owners lol. You are right though, the CPA designation is certainly more prestigious. Which is why this video clearly pisses off CPA's so much lmfaoo

@richelletvforyou8324

17w

Not all and I would guess a majority of EAs have zero interest in becoming a CPA. I know of some who went from Actuary Science (which is as hard if not harder than CPA exam) to EA work just to do tax resolution work. And for the record the CPA requirements have gotten tougher over time so don't be surprised to see that many CPA boomers went through a process much less stringent. End of the day who cares about prestige go with your business mission and passion.

@jddc1872

25w

CPAs work in a variety of accounting, auditing or tax areas, one can be a CPA and a tax specialist doing tax research and planning just as a lawyer or EA

@dileep731

33w↑1

What if an individual has both designations (EA & CPA)?

@lovepeace_goodvibez

1y↑29

Accountant: IM a CPA
Taxpayer: What make you better than my tax guy
Accountant: IM a CPA

@nogoogle6349

1y↑2

Not necessarily true.

@daboi9172

19w

Lmao so accurate. This comment section got a healthy dose of uncle D's koolaid.

It's not like the guy said anything incorrect, but cpa's are flocking to this video all butthurt that they spent too much on a worthless degree lol. Each are just as qualified to practice tax in the US. The real difference that clients should be looking for is what the professional has gotten out of their education and experience. Because hiding behind the letters that come after your name does NOT make anyone a better business advisor.

@wunfoe

16w↑1

The difference is 100k per year.
CPAs earn more.😂

@nattaksfinances

32w

CPA requires education above bachelors. Work under for a CPA in most states for a year, and pass 4 board exams Fin Accounting, Auditing, Tax, and Business.
An EA doesn’t requires higher education just need to pass the exams given by the IRS.

@elnegritolamar4689

19w

watching this after my interview for an associate tax position at a cpa firm that specializes in taxes lol. if you want to work with high net worth clients get your CPA.

@brandenbailey6384

22w↑1

The requirements to be a CPA are far more stringent than an EA. CPAs are far more experienced and expensive than an EA.

@jeremynicholson9795

18w

Like CPA’s don’t also study tax and tax law in undergrad and graduate school. They’re also tested on it on the CPA exam. A big 4 or any firm for that matter, looking for a Tax Associate is always going to choose CPA over an EA

@Pratik-ks1pv

41w

Full video?

@KBSINN

28w

In india chartered accountants do both of those work .

@AllxHailxQueenxSam

1y↑1

Well I can tell you one thing when I went to a CPA, how required a his client take a $3000 class which went over business knowledge and tax knowledge and what not. I asked this CPA, if I took these classes you offer. What would I need you for and he only could say was accounting.

@nogoogle6349

1y↑3

I don't understand what you mean.

@Manolo96396

27w

As a licensed CPA (and someone who works for a public accounting firm) this kind of wording is dangerous and can lead to others being mislead to believe they shouldn’t consult a CPA when filing taxes and that’s something that should be avoided. Remember it’s harder to become a CPA than an EA.

@daboi9172

19w

I'm sorry, what in his statement could "lead to others being mislead to believe they shouldn't consult a CPA when filing taxes" lol. You guys are so butthurt in these comments

@kingricky11

1y↑7

Completely ridiculous saying a CPA doesn't know how to consult on tax planning. This guys has no idea what he is talking about.

@daboi9172

19w

He didn't say that... You okay?

@miketrank

1y↑8

@nogoogle6349

I disagree! Plus, if you were a CPA of 45 years, who did you work for? What's your resume?

@miraclelove991

45w↑6

You don't have to be an accountant to become an EA.

@Monster.86

40w

Not necessarily but believe me , If you don't do it you will be missing in this world

@bigboiiii3379

19w

I’m very pleased with this comment section lol. This guy is crazy, implying that EAs are more competent or qualified than CPAs.

@user-ic6kq4vt9t

1y↑33

An Enrolled Agent is someone who COULD NOT PASS the CPA EXAM or get the required experience. True there are CPAs that do not know/do taxes. FOLKS, a CPA with TAX experience is GOLD! Don't let this guy fool you

@obiwannacrack6053

1y↑5

I sat for the CPA REG portion (1 of 4 tests) after 3 months of studying, didn't pass it, and honestly for a boost of confidence, I sat for the EA exams - all 3, and passed. I'm a tax accountant and about 60% of my work is consulting. I only deal with returns during tax season. This guy is out of his mind even comparing them. It's like comparing the education and range of expertise of a surgeon and an EMT. Just because you occasionally see each other in the same room does not mean you're at comparable levels. That, of course, leaving out individual levels of intelligence. I'm sure there are some EAs out there that are better at their job than some CPAs. But CPAs require more education to qualify, more accounting experience, more testing, and after that, at least twice as much continuing education.

@witnessthewrath8061

Sounds based

@nogoogle6349

And what are you?

@user-ic6kq4vt9t

1y↑2

@No Google CPA with 30+ years of ONLY Tax experience - International Firm - Big 4 partner -why?

@obiwannacrack6053

@M , @no google wants to know because they apparently think everyone online just makes up crap. Which is funny because that's what this guy in the video is doing. We're just trying to correct the misleading. Some people onlu see what they want.

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@cheftreana

35w↑4

That's one of the best breakdowns I've heard

@cristianmarin5531

19w

What a joke. EA’s are people that couldn’t pass the CPA.

@shanefitzpatrick5650

48w↑2

Lol wrong

@diverdownseattle

What a racket if one has have spend most of time studying where loop holes are in tax law.

@obiwannacrack6053

If you don't mind learning or doing what others hate, you can generally charge a pretty good price. 😉

@rg32022

1y↑1

If ur not a cpa what's are you?

@nogoogle6349

What are you?

@leunam4000

39w↑1

An Ea exam does not require a college degree .. this guy downgrade a cpa a lot , a cpa that specializes in taxes is way more complete then a ea, now that being said An Ea is not that easy as many are commenting .

@InfiniteClouds

33w

I don't disagree that it's downplayed here (as the exam itself requires more knowledge) but it is a ridiculous racket that a degree is required to take the exam. An individual of sufficient intelligence could easily assimilate the required knowledge to become certified without having to spend a ridiculous sum on credited courses.

@KetoCoachA

Thanks K you’re 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

@fineth9319

1y↑2

Wait what. Ur not a cpa? This whole time I thought u were

@nogoogle6349

What are you?

@fineth9319

1y↑1

@No Google I'm your internet neighbor. Hello.

@aaronrivero3221

19w

This guy doesn’t know what he is talking about.

@BlackAnt27

39w↑1

For once can someone just say “I’m not completely sure.”

Don’t open your mouth and spill out your biases when you aren’t familiar with a particular service line.

You can lift up your certification without discrediting another certification.

Unprofessional and dishonest

@daboi9172

19w

How do you feel he discredited CPAs? You guys are all robots in this comment section lol

@temoharri8848

Interesting….

@thomass789

1y↑2

Interesting? Yes. Interesting how wrong this guy is about what he is saying.

@Jrt91

@Thomas S he didn’t mention CPA’s are generally rubbish I know.

@herbsofra7066

1y↑4

I'm an EA However CPAs are generally way more knowledgeable. And skilled in more areas in taxes and finance. CPAs are needed for damn near every business transaction, government finance, non profits, They oversee payroll and more.

@HareeshGottipati

1y↑1

You definitely sound like my CPA

@nogoogle6349

How long have you been an EA?

@FLbeachboater

1y↑2

The EA works for the IRS and gets to have a stupid hair cutting dyes and molded wig do

@nogoogle6349

HAHAHAHA 😆 😂 😆

@aswinlavis98

45w

They make good money too bro...

@matthew23345_ry

41w

What if the CPA is a CFO of a company? 🫣

@daboi9172

19w

It really depends on that professionals particular background. A CFO could hire someone to fill in the gap if they don't have a lot of tax knowledge. Or maybe they've been doing tax returns on the side for years. It really all just depends.

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