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1 month ago | 
intuit.com | Adam Mills
Tax professionals, like doctors and attorneys, have many specialized acronyms and designations. Two of the most recognized in the finance world are enrolled agents (EAs) and certified public accountants (CPAs). This guide will provide an in-depth look at the CPA vs. EA designations. We’ll cover their roles, key differences, and the education and credentials required to become an EA or CPA. An enrolled agent is a tax professional that provides tax planning, tax advice, and also files tax returns.
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1 month ago | 
intuit.com | Adam Mills
Table of Contents CPA Exam format CPA Exam fees and costs CPA Exam scoring criteria Final thoughts The certified public accountant (CPA) exam, also known as the Uniform CPA Exam, assesses the core skills you need to become a public accountancy professional. The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) develops and continually revises the exam.
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1 month ago | 
intuit.com
At Intuit Academy, we offer a free pathway for people interested in a career as a financial services professional to learn about federal tax returns and become eligible to apply to an entry-level Tax Specialist role.
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Jan 8, 2025 | 
intuit.com | Marissa Potts
Welcome to 2025, where younger generations are prioritizing wellness over wealth—specifically, financial wellness. The focus is no longer solely on accumulating wealth but on achieving financial wellbeing. Gone are the days when big paychecks defined success; today, mental clarity, peace, and control over money matters take precedence. This transformation reflects a broader cultural evolution, advocating
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Dec 23, 2024 | 
intuit.com
Find useful budget apps to assist with financial planning, tracking expenses, and achieving your savings goals.
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Aug 9, 2024 | 
intuit.com | Hannah E Greenwood
The work of data scientists isn’t easily understood. Their work begins with laying a strong data foundation to perform robust data explorations followed by employing a set of mathematical techniques and experiments to deliver durable benefits. But it is not just the promising nature of their work. The environment in which they thrive empowers them to create meaningful experiences for customers and see impact in the business world.
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Aug 8, 2024 | 
intuit.com | Hannah E Greenwood
In recent years, experts have noticed a gap in the education system. Recent graduates might be ready for their chosen career path, but do they have the personal finance skills they need to thrive in adulthood? In the US alone, only about 50% are financially literate—meaning they reasonably understand money management concepts such as budgeting, saving, and investing. With 26 states (as of August 8th, 2024) now requiring some form of personal finance class for students, the US is making strides.
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Aug 6, 2024 | 
intuit.com | Hannah E Greenwood
Hiring season is here, and Intuit offers flexible and remote seasonal roles. With Intuit Academy’s newest offering, the Tax Preparation Program, there is now an accelerated pathway for individuals with limited to no paid tax experience by providing them with valuable knowledge and skills to apply for an entry-level Tax Specialist position with Intuit. Intuit Academy provides knowledge and experience training for people interested in a career as a financial services professional, at no cost.
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Mar 14, 2024 | 
intuit.com
At Intuit, we believe you cannot have prosperity without equality. As we reflect during National Women’s History Month, the financial experiences of women and the unique challenges they face as taxpayers are front and center.
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Mar 13, 2024 | 
intuit.com | David Graham
In fact, the number of Americans living in distressed communities is astounding – one in about six do. So it’s not surprising that many Intuit customers also live in these communities located in more than 10,000 distressed zip codes. These customers often will face a myriad of socio-economic hurdles, which is reflected in fewer residents completing their high school education, driving higher unemployment with more living below the poverty line.