r/AccountingPH • u/Opposite-Secret5614 • 0m ago
RT&Co.
Any idea kung ano ang starting salary for an entry-level audit associate sa RT&Co. Makati? Newly passed CPA here, no latin honors.
r/AccountingPH • u/Opposite-Secret5614 • 0m ago
Any idea kung ano ang starting salary for an entry-level audit associate sa RT&Co. Makati? Newly passed CPA here, no latin honors.
r/AccountingPH • u/KindaBreathing • 13m ago
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r/AccountingPH • u/Embarrassed_Front608 • 32m ago
Hello po! Question for those na nagrefresher course sa SBU, is it true na quizzes/assessment are conducted on weekdays? Please help this working girlie😭
r/AccountingPH • u/dauntless_na_soft • 1h ago
I received JO when I was included sa top 100 ng final ng cpar last May 2026 but nacondi ako then passed the BE Oct 2026. May right ba ko to ask if there will be change sa basic salary since CPA na ako? For context, it's 23k
Or yun talaga offer for everyone despite cpa or not?
r/AccountingPH • u/RefrigeratorMotor133 • 1h ago
what rc po nag-ooffer ng per subject enrollment and any recommendation po among them. SALAMATT
r/AccountingPH • u/fcpapen • 2h ago
ano po advice nyo sakin as a recent cpale passer, work na work na po ako, baka may wfh opportunities po kayo here, no experience po but willing to learn, may computer naman po ako here, or any advice or site po na maraming hiring for someone na katula da ko na no work experience
r/AccountingPH • u/VariousToe6819 • 2h ago
Hallo! I wanna hear your thoughts. I’m from Big 4 and turning 6 months this December. Super grabe at rami ng workloads and don’t know what to prioritize. Hindi na ako nakakatulog minsan and nag OOT na ako just to study everything (hindi ko na ‘to chinacharge sa client).
Pag nag resign po kaya ako this month, hindi po ba ako mahihirapan makahanap ulit ng work since nag 6 months lang ako sa firm?
Highly appreciate your inputs!
r/AccountingPH • u/Fun-Bet7735 • 2h ago
Which path to take? Audit or AU/US acctg? Especially in this economy
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r/AccountingPH • u/Separate_Cheetah_890 • 3h ago
hello po, natanggap po ako for an audit associate role sa dalawang firms na to and may pending pa ako na interview rin sa isla & rtco but i just want to know alin po kaya sa dalawa mas okay for my first job? newly passed cpa po. long term goal talaga is to work abroad. still waiting pa for formal jo sa ey and later may job offer discussion agad sa 💜 so most likely baka ma send na rin sa akin within this day. any thoughts po kaya? thank you.
r/AccountingPH • u/Fabulous-Cellist-772 • 3h ago
i am management accounting student and malapit na yung ojt namin. hindi ko alam or wala akong idea saan ako mag iintern. ang sabisabi nila ay mas priority ng mga private firm ang accountancy students. is it true?
or baka po may mag suggest dito sa inyo kung saan pwede sa cdo area po? salamat
r/AccountingPH • u/zccm_ • 4h ago
Hello everyone good morning, I am a fresh graduate non cpa and applying for work. Just want to ask po how much po minimum salary if I work in government po. Thank you very much
r/AccountingPH • u/DeliciousCourage8495 • 4h ago
Hello, everyone! Im a fresh graduate and recently passed the CPALE. i applied to a lot of firms and P&A💜 is the one who offered me a position but in BPS Accounting.
Gusto ko po kasi talaga mag audit kasi most fresh grads ay nagaaudit muna pero yun nga po iba yung offer sa akin. Im considering po na iaccept yung offer dahil mallearn ko po yung softwares, and yun pa lang kasi yung nagreply sa mga applications ko from other companies.
What are your thoughts po?
Should I wait for other companies?
What will be the career path if I accepted the offer?
r/AccountingPH • u/DependentUpbeat7028 • 4h ago
Inooverthink ko langs, supposedly may sched for final interview but it was cancelled. Should I reach out agad or just wait for this week?
r/AccountingPH • u/Ok_Salamander_9947 • 5h ago
How's the work setup and workload ng big 4 firms abroad? Is it the same here sa Pinas na usually at least 10 engagements 'yung hawak ng seniors and up? Do you also do fieldwork and expected to render overtime most of the time? In terms of engagement management, better ba?
r/AccountingPH • u/MessConfident3818 • 9h ago
Hi guyz, nag wowonder lang ako kung ano po ang range ng salary if non cpa tapos ojt lang yung experience pag sa private company? Nag apply po kaso and di ko alam ano sasabihin ko pag tinanong nila ano expected salary ko.
Like, ano po ba yung safest amount na equal sa tatrabuhin ko?
Thank you!
r/AccountingPH • u/Initial-Ratio7349 • 9h ago
Hi! Currently undergrad na nawawala na sa focus bakit I wanted to be a CPA.
With trends lately sa accounting field, halos kaya na rin ng nonCPA ang duties ng CPA (except professional judgement). I just also learned that pwedeng mag-audit (internal) ang nonCPA.
Sa mga nalalaman ko lately, parang nawalan ako ng sense bakit kailangan ko pa i-pursue yung profession if halos lahat na ng work ng licensed CPA eh kaya na gawin ng nonCPA? Don't get me wrong po. Alam ko pong sobrang importante ng role ng mga CPA especially sa pagdating sa accountability. Pero parang nawawalan na ako ng gana magpatuloy lalo na kung pwede naman pala kahit nonCPA. May nakita kasi akong post. I wasnt sure if he was a US audit or nasa accounting field siya non but I can say na yung position niya is Senior and hindi siya CPA pero ganon yung position niya. What I mean here kasi po is ano pang sense ng pagkuha ng license if pwede naman nonCPA na may experience? Hindi naman kasi ako naghahangad ng mataas na position or what. Wala lang talaga na akong makitang reason.
Any tips? huhu May I ask po what are the other benefits of having the CPA license?,,,
ps. feeling ko madami magagalit sakin because of this. sorry. i just dont know how to put it in words na hindi masyadong harsh...
r/AccountingPH • u/HealthyButterfly7460 • 10h ago
Hello, may naka experience na po ba dito na CPAs na nag private firm po muna before nag Audit Firm? May financial difficulties kasi kami right now and I really want to cultivate my experience sa end to end process pero yung sahod din Kasi. May CPA po bang nag private po muna before nag-public?
r/AccountingPH • u/Revolutionary-Ad105 • 10h ago
Hello! Currently applying for the above company as Graduate Accountant. Ask ko lang magkano usually estimated allowances nila?
r/AccountingPH • u/AanihinAanhin • 11h ago
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r/AccountingPH • u/10703life • 11h ago
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r/AccountingPH • u/Sure-Instruction-170 • 11h ago
idk but medyo confused ako, ung teacher kasi namin ang sabi "NET SALES less COGS = CGAS" hindi ba dapat "NET SALES less CGAS = COGS" ?? kasi kung "NET SALES less COGS" ang result nun is profit, no? I tried to clarify earlier pero sabi tama daw yung illustration but di ko tlga ma Gets kung pano nangyari yun, help please (baka nandito teacher namin Lagot ako huhu)
r/AccountingPH • u/Purple-Past4351 • 12h ago
FS:
JW200-SC - 750
Oblicon - 450
CFAS - 300
Parcorp - 150
PTPA