job description
Anyone with money can appreciate a good Accountant. You’ll find work at small and large companies and organizations, or you could work for yourself as a CPA and develop your own client roster. You’ll prepare, analyze, and verify financial documents for a client, whether it’s people in your town or a big name celebrity with millions to manage. Overseeing budgets, investment planning, information technology consulting and even some limited legal services can become part of your job. You might also work for the government, specifically for the IRS. Do your job well, and a great reputation will continue to bring in business.
education requirements
Bachelor’s in Accounting, Masters in Accounting preferred for advancement, licensing and certification required to practice as a Certified Public Accountant (CPA)
average salary
$47K-$57K entry level, with potential to earn more based on experience and area of specialization


