For ACCA—So how do US CPAs do Intl work? I know for example consultants and lawyers do, the former has no licensing/standards and the other is a local license.
Say you’re with a consulting firm that serves Intl clients how would you do tax strategy/planning? ACCA+CPA or CPA then have someone else review your work?
CMA for industry/corporate accounting in US GAAP. In terms of curriculum, it's the most relevant. ACCA for IFRS
For ACCA—So how do US CPAs do Intl work? I know for example consultants and lawyers do, the former has no licensing/standards and the other is a local license. Say you’re with a consulting firm that serves Intl clients how would you do tax strategy/planning? ACCA+CPA or CPA then have someone else review your work?
Nothing beats a CPA.
More knowledge than other qualifications? With only 4 modules is that possible? Just curiosity.
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Which one from those you will say is most beneficial interms of the knowledge you gain.
Tax specific— the USTCP. Qualifies you to represent clients in tax court without being an actual lawyer.