Accountant

cms0911 · December 2018

@audreamer101 ay ganun po ba sayang, jan kase sa Melbourne ko sana gusto mgstay. Anywau, pray nalang sa 189 visa hehehe. Goodluck sa lahat!

RheaMARN1171933 · December 2018

@pcasing as per immigration legislation, it only considers onshore experience if the applicant is in Australia. Hence, it’s called “onshore”. Which stage of your application are you at now?

The assessing authority would most likely consider your work experience if it’s relevant to your nominated occupation but when it comes to claiming points for onshore or offshore experience, it has nothing to do with the skills outcome assessed by the authority. Yours, I believe (based on the limited info provided) should still be considered offshore experience so be careful as you may be over claiming points.

audreamer101 · December 2018

@batman @pcasing

That should be 3-4yrs of experience in Au. Ako na sumagot. Hehehe

batman · December 2018

@audreamer101

audreamer101 said:
@batman @pcasing

That should be 3-4yrs of experience in Au. Ako na sumagot. Hehehe

I was expecting for him to say 5 years actually. hehehe. wait natin ano sagot nya.

pinanay · December 2018

Question lang po sa mga nagpa-assess sa IPA, tumitingin po ba si IPA sa sectioning ng schools para masabi if comparable to Australian bachelor degree ang education ng applicant? Nagpa-assess ako sa CPAA, my other school belonged to section 1, but some of my subjects were taken in a section 2 school. Although CPAA assessed my 1st degree positively, it wont recognize those subjects which i have taken in the section 2 school.

I'm contemplating between sitting in CPAA's foundational exam or to apply for assessment in IPA. Help please.

pinanay · December 2018

Question lang po sa mga nagpa-assess sa IPA, tumitingin po ba si IPA sa sectioning ng schools para masabi if comparable to Australian bachelor degree ang education ng applicant? Nagpa-assess ako sa CPAA, my other school belonged to section 1, but some of my subjects were taken in a section 2 school. Although CPAA assessed my 1st degree positively, it wont recognize those subjects which i have taken in the section 2 school.

I'm contemplating between sitting in CPAA's foundational exam or to apply for assessment in IPA. Help please.

pinanay · December 2018

Sa mga nakakuha po ng positive assessment sa CPAA, IPA, or ICAA, by any chance pwede po ba makihiram ny syllabus and course mapping? I will just compare it with mine and see what went wrong because I'm a bit lost. Karamihan po kasi sa nababasa ko na nabibigyan ng negative assessment ay dahil sa walang accounting theory. In my case, I have accounting theory, so I dunno bakit ako negative sa assessment. Thanks po.

batman · December 2018

@pinanay ano sabi ng assessment results?

RheaMARN1171933 · December 2018

@pinanay you’re better of asking an explanation from the assessing authority rather than comparing syllabus from previous applicants. That way, you can argue your case better as you cannot reason to them based on the results of previous applicants. They would most likely reply by saying each case is different.

I’ve only used IPA once for a client as that was her preferred authority and never again would I want to deal with them. Also had an issue with them which I questioned as I didn’t agree with how they dealt with my client’s case. I stood my ground and they stood theirs. In the end, I demanded for a refund for my client as I found a loop hole. They granted a refund in the end. Went to CPAA instead and the issues we had with IPA didn’t become an issue with CPAA. Also, customer service was so much better. I stayed using them since then.

pcasing · December 2018

@batman and @audreamer sorry late rep... 4-5 yrs. patay! AU kc nasa doc so kala ko talga

excited ako nun nareceive ko to EOI agad, agad.

mukang waiting in vain na ko for an invite sa 70/75 from March18 at since aayusin ko eoi ko dahil sa confusion na to. hay!:(

thanks @RheaMARN1171933

pinanay · December 2018

@batman thanks for the reply. I received CPAA's reply just now. Ito daw po ang reason:

"We follow strict guidelines set by the Australian Government Department of Education and Training, Country Education Profiles, and determined the level of your qualification from your second school against the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF), as this institution falls under the Grade Point System it is determined by your average grade overall, therefore depending on the Average grade and where your score falls on the scale this qualification can either be an Associate degree or a Bachelor degree, and therefore as we can only consider content from qualifications at a Bachelor degree level it is unfortunate that we cannot consider your subjects from your second school."

Given this, I think my next step is to take the FAR foundation exam.

pinanay · December 2018

@RheaMARN1171933 Thank you very much for the heads up. Personally, I decided to go for CPAA because they are more customer-friendly and most of the applicants in this thread use CPAA. I tried emailing IPA days ago and havent received a single reply up to now. Your insight somehow confirmed my gut feel.

pinanay · December 2018

I made a thread for those preparing for the FAR exam.

Sa mga nagpeprepare po for the FAR foundation exam and sa mga nag-take na po, would appreciate tips, ideas, and review materials for us who plan to sit in the FAR exam in the thread below:

http://pinoyau.info/discussion/11684/financial-accounting-and-reporting-foundation-exam#latest

audreamer101 · December 2018

@pinanay The foundation exams are a closed-book exams as against the CPA program which are not.

I have a pdf copy of the FAR study guide and willing to share if you want. However, it is not the latest version though, but it might help you in a way or another.

All the best!

pinanay · December 2018

@audreamer101 thanks a lot. I have the farr study guide as well. Did you use other review materials aside from that?

audreamer101 · December 2018

@pinanay ay akala ko wala kapa... hehehe... i didn’t take the foundations exams

pinanay · December 2018

@audreamer101 i appreciate your offer though. Lucky you you dont need to sit the foundation exam. Ako struggling. Huhuhu

JohndAU · December 2018

Congrats @mcril22. Sana mg-invite na din ang NSW ng 75-pointers.

Pyche05 · December 2018

Hi Guys, ask ko lang sana kung sino dito ang tagaPUP-Manila? May mga kulang kasi akong minor na syllabus.

di ko mahagilap ung mga chairperson. Nakakaapat na balik na ako sa PUP. Lagi silang MIA. Anyways, it would really help alot kung pwede nyong mashare ung copy ng Eco at Business syllabus with a fee. Wala na kasi akong leave to go to PUP again. Thank you!!!

batman · December 2018

@Pyche05 i will share with you one i got for 2004 SY. Free.

Pyche05 · December 2018

@batman awww.. thank you!!!!

WAHM · December 2018

Tips naman po mga kapatid, ano kaya ang magandang sabihin sa present employer ko na reason sa pagrequest ng COE?magstart na din po ako ng migration assessment

Thanks in advance

ziri1002 · January 2019

@RheaMARN1171933 sis question about skills assessment if irrequired sa situation ko. I'm a 457 visa - accountant general. My employer would like to sponsor me for RSMS 187 visa direct entry (not eligible for transition due to yrs of employment). I apply and qualified to be associate member ng CPAA, so i'm thinking kung enough na yun membership at hindi na irequire skills assessment. Yun ielts ko kasi writing 6, the rest over 7. Need ng cpaa atleast 7 for skills assessment. Thank you.

edelweiss · January 2019

@Pyche05 @batman Hi po. I'm also from PUP. Pwede rin po pashare? Thank you so much

RheaMARN1171933 · January 2019

@mcril22 immigration has a hotline for questions like yours. Try calling their customer service. All the best.

hannahmi · January 2019

Hello po sa lahat, I'm planning mag pa asses sa CPAA, CPA po ako sa Pinas pero hindi na po ako member ng PICPA since hindi na po ako nag member from 2010 mula nung nag OFW ako. Sa mga naka experience po magpa asses, kailangan po ba ng PICPA membership or pwede na po yung PRC certificate and board rating? Salamat po sa makakasagot

RheaMARN1171933 · January 2019

@hannahmi not really. To be honest, you don’t even need to be a CPA. As long as you’re degree is equivalent to an Australian bachelor degree and have done the mandatory subjects for Accountant (general), that’s enough already.