01-10-2010, 01:03 AM
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<br />Yea it is bitter, but TRUE.
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So if that's true, what then is the ultimate benefit of getting an ACCA as opposed to completing a CA?
Now of course if someone wants to go to UK etc, then maybe ACCA is a recognizable credential, but my thinking is, that if one has to spend so many hours learning something, why not spend it getting the CA in Pakistan as opposed to ACCA?
<br />Yea it is bitter, but TRUE.
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So if that's true, what then is the ultimate benefit of getting an ACCA as opposed to completing a CA?
Now of course if someone wants to go to UK etc, then maybe ACCA is a recognizable credential, but my thinking is, that if one has to spend so many hours learning something, why not spend it getting the CA in Pakistan as opposed to ACCA?
