August 2005 Begins
Mon 1 Aug 15:28
After going through the other places for books in my bedroom, I still haven't uncovered the lectures for investing. Those compdics seem to have disappeared. Meanwhile, I pulled out some of the books I want to finish soon. Overall, cutting the grass was about my only accomplishment over the weekend.
I did have a thought for class on Wednesday: Does being an enrolled agent allow for work experience toward the CPA? As an MBA, I need a year's experience toward it.
Tue 2 Aug 15:30
There is too much to do for me to catch up quickly. I still haven't finished all the invoices for today. The mornings continue warm, about 25ยบ at 7 AM. I am consistently leaving early, and I get picked up the last third of the way. What can I get done once this second class ends in two weeks?
Thu 4 Aug 15:25
The awful truth revealed itself: An enrolled agent and a CPA are two diverse positions. The required experience for a CPA is a year in public accounting. I looked over the gleim website on an enrolled agent. Apparently they have a complete package for $279. I don't see much of a barrier with the costs, although I should lean toward using up what I've already available in resources. My expenditures on books along during tax season probably ran that high.
Sat 6 Aug
Since I began to go to classes at Block, I've been trying to put together what I want to do as the means of improving my income. To work for Black next tax season, I must take a certain amount of credits, more to be certified. I just finished the required course, and I'm going for twice as many classes as I need. I'm also taking courses online. I want to advance as quickly as possible by next year.
Block also has a path called the Enrolled Agent. It's a credential for representing clients in financial distress, particularly with overdue taxes. I am tempeted to try for it next year.
There is also another course of events I could take for another credential, known as the Certified Public Accountant. That is an elusive goal for me, one I first thought about some twentyone years ago. Both courses are independent but worthy to pursue.
Sun 7 Aug 14:10
Once again, I am going through "Empire Strikes Back", with the audio in Spanish and French. My ears are picking up the words! I have passed from avoiding translation to understanding the words themselves.
I am trying to assemble my goals for the next half decade. The capstone remains the CPA, but how can I get the experience without a degree once I pass test? I must find a way around it. It may resolve itself during my pursuit of the other goals of financial planning and real estate investing.
Alopex
After going through the other places for books in my bedroom, I still haven't uncovered the lectures for investing. Those compdics seem to have disappeared. Meanwhile, I pulled out some of the books I want to finish soon. Overall, cutting the grass was about my only accomplishment over the weekend.
I did have a thought for class on Wednesday: Does being an enrolled agent allow for work experience toward the CPA? As an MBA, I need a year's experience toward it.
Tue 2 Aug 15:30
There is too much to do for me to catch up quickly. I still haven't finished all the invoices for today. The mornings continue warm, about 25ยบ at 7 AM. I am consistently leaving early, and I get picked up the last third of the way. What can I get done once this second class ends in two weeks?
Thu 4 Aug 15:25
The awful truth revealed itself: An enrolled agent and a CPA are two diverse positions. The required experience for a CPA is a year in public accounting. I looked over the gleim website on an enrolled agent. Apparently they have a complete package for $279. I don't see much of a barrier with the costs, although I should lean toward using up what I've already available in resources. My expenditures on books along during tax season probably ran that high.
Sat 6 Aug
Since I began to go to classes at Block, I've been trying to put together what I want to do as the means of improving my income. To work for Black next tax season, I must take a certain amount of credits, more to be certified. I just finished the required course, and I'm going for twice as many classes as I need. I'm also taking courses online. I want to advance as quickly as possible by next year.
Block also has a path called the Enrolled Agent. It's a credential for representing clients in financial distress, particularly with overdue taxes. I am tempeted to try for it next year.
There is also another course of events I could take for another credential, known as the Certified Public Accountant. That is an elusive goal for me, one I first thought about some twentyone years ago. Both courses are independent but worthy to pursue.
Sun 7 Aug 14:10
Once again, I am going through "Empire Strikes Back", with the audio in Spanish and French. My ears are picking up the words! I have passed from avoiding translation to understanding the words themselves.
I am trying to assemble my goals for the next half decade. The capstone remains the CPA, but how can I get the experience without a degree once I pass test? I must find a way around it. It may resolve itself during my pursuit of the other goals of financial planning and real estate investing.
Alopex
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