CPA Exam Review-AUD: GAAS

http://www.rogercpareview.com - Roger discusses GAAS, or generally accepted auditing standards. Learn everything you need to know about AUDIT from Roger Philipp, CPA, the best CPA Exam Review instructor available.

Also make sure to become a fan of Roger CPA Review on Facebook and follow us on Twitter!
Become a Fan! http://www.facebook.com/CPAexamreview
Follow us! http://twitter.com/rogercpareview

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Audit
• CPA Exam

[SonofBrunhilde]

No.  Because accountants will replace computers in 5 to 10 years.

[mizzourahtigers]

TIP PIE ACDO. TIP PIE ACDO. TIP PIE ACDO. TIP PIE ACDO. TIP PIE ACDO. TIP PIE ACDO. TIP PIE ACDO. TIP PIE ACDO. TIP PIE ACDO. TIP PIE ACDO. TIP PIE ACDO. TIP PIE ACDO. TIP PIE ACDO. TIP PIE ACDO. TIP PIE ACDO. TIP PIE ACDO. TIP PIE ACDO. TIP PIE ACDO. TIP PIE ACDO. TIP PIE ACDO. TIP PIE ACDO. TIP PIE ACDO. TIP PIE ACDO. TIP PIE ACDO. TIP PIE ACDO. TIP PIE ACDO. TIP PIE ACDO. TIP PIE ACDO. TIP PIE ACDO. TIP PIE ACDO. TIP PIE ACDO. TIP PIE ACDO. TIP PIE ACDO. TIP PIE ACDO. TIP PIE ACDO.

[mirolimo]

@Kumar200077 I don't think that computers and new Hi Tech will replace the human effort in some way , there are logical way of thinking that is only human which distinguishes a human from a machine , replacement in calculation like ABC method or whatever .. yeah , but audtiting documents , thinking in groups ... etc I don't think so

[JCKCPA]

@SonofBrunhilde

Nope who will do the thinking?

[libfootball34]

This guy is great, really makes it excited compared to my professor.

[feiblog]

Agree with commenter Noel below, great energy Roger! I have heard of your firm from Francine McKenna and Adrienne Gonzalez but I never saw you live in action, very impressive, I think you'd keep CPA candidates very engaged! Same would be true for continuing ed, if you offer that as well.

[noelnavarro]

Great energy! Roger you are hilarious... I think its going to be fun studying for the CPA exam through your review course... I'm signing up!!! :-)

[VisceralMatter]

This is something that kind of concerns me, although my professors tell us that "accountants" are really the ones making decisions about how things are done, not just "dealing with the numbers". Personally, I plan to be a CPA in the future and it seems like they do much more than what just a computer could do (auditing, following GAAP, IFRS, etc.). You need someone to create and maintain that accounting system.

[Kumar200077]

Will computers replace Accountants in 10-15 years? why or why not.