Crossword clues for cpa
cpa
- IRS regulation expert
- IRS audit challenger
- IRA recommender
- Helper in tax season
- Form 1040 pro
- Expert on IRS codes
- Expert in IRS regulations: Abbr
- Ernst & Young expert, for short
- Corp. audit performer
- Comptroller credential
- CFO, often
- Calculator: Abbr
- Calculating pro
- Calculating one, briefly
- Bottom-line watcher, briefly
- Bottom-line watcher
- Books reviewer, briefly
- Books balancer
- Bookkeeping expert, for short
- Book-balancing pro
- Book reviewer, in brief
- Big Four firm employee (Abbr.)
- Bal. sheet preparer
- April summer?
- April number cruncher
- Apr. number cruncher
- Apr. advisor
- Apr. 15 busybody
- Accounting designation, briefly
- Accountant's acronym
- 401(k) expert, e.g
- 1040 pro
- Yr.-end advisor
- Yr.-end adviser
- Worker with numbers, for short
- Worker with ledgers, for short
- Worker who handles returns, briefly
- Worker in the ledger domain: Abbr
- Whom you might say "Go figure!" to? (Abbr.)
- Tax-season workhorse, for short
- Tax-season advisor, briefly
- Tax-return preparer, often: Abbr
- Tax-law expert
- Tax-help pro, for short
- Tax-filing expert: Abbr
- Tax time VIP
- Tax specialist
- Tax season V.I.P
- Tax returns pro, for short
- Tax return specialist: Abbr
- Tax return preparer: Abbr
- Tax return preparer, sometimes: Abbr
- Tax return preparer (abbr.)
- Tax prep whiz
- Tax form professional: Abbr
- Tax expert's initials
- Tax day assist
- Tax consultant, often (Abbr.)
- Tax advisor's designation
- Tax advisor: Abbr
- Tax advisor briefly
- Tax advisor
- Summer, at times
- State-issued designation
- State-certified auditor
- Spring summer, for short
- Spring hiree, for many
- Somebody I have to hire to do my taxes: Abbr
- She's keeping books, initially
- She's busy in Apr
- SEC hiree, perhaps
- Reviewer of bks.?
- Returns reviewer, briefly
- Returns expert, for short
- Reconciler, for short
- Professional who's often busy in Q2
- Professional who's busy during tax season: Abbr
- Professional who might help you prepare your tax return: Abbr
- Professional who can help you with your tax returns: Abbr
- Professional numbers person
- Professional money counter
- Professional figurer
- Professional calculator
- Pro with IRS returns
- Pro whom Canadians call "Chartered"
- Pro offering IRS advice
- Pro offering IRA advice
- Pro number cruncher
- Pro in the ledger domain: Abbr
- Pro good at balancing?
- Pro concerned with returns
- Pro concerned with losses
- Pro concerned with Apr. 15
- Pro at W-2s
- Pro at tax time
- Pro at deductions
- Pre-Apr. 15 workhorse
- Person who might help you avoid an audit: Abbr
- Person manning the books
- Person hired around tax time: Abbr
- Performer of a balancing act?: Abbr
- Paid tax preparer: Abbr
- Paid tax preparer
- Paid preparer, perhaps
- P&L preparer, perhaps
- P&L analyst
- Opinion source in annual reports
- One working on bks
- One working on a good figure?
- One working long hours in Apr., perhaps
- One with capital ideas
- One with a taxing workload?
- One with a balancing act
- One who's busy in Apr
- One who works with numbers and books
- One who studies books
- One who reviews bks.?
- One who gets plaudits for averting audits
- One who does tax prep
- One who deals with spring returns, briefly
- One watching figures: Abbr
- One taxed in Apr
- One paid to do a balancing act, briefly
- One often working on Sat. in the spring
- One noting liabilities
- One might bargain with an IRS auditor
- One keeping the books
- One hoping to provide many happy returns?
- One excellent at Excel, likely
- One doing a balancing act, say
- One crunching nos
- One busy in Apr
- Numbers runner? (abbr.)
- Numbers runner: Abbr
- Numbers runner, for short?
- Numbers runner
- Number-cruncher: Abbr
- Number cruncher's letters
- Number cruncher of April
- Nos. pro
- Nos. cruncher
- No. crunching one
- Nerd who makes sure you never have to think about money stuff, for short
- Most taxed person in April?
- Master of deduction?
- Many an IRS e-file user
- Many an I.R.S. worker
- Many an I.R.S. employee
- Many an Ernst & Young employee
- Many an employee of the Big 4
- Many an auditor, for short
- Many an auditor
- Man of ledger domain
- Man of figures for short
- Man of figures
- Man of accts
- Ledger reviewer
- Ledger maintainer
- Ledger expert: Abbr
- KPMG employee
- Kind of accountant, abbr
- Its exam includes internal controls and business law
- IRS pro
- IRS hire
- IRS guidelines whiz
- IRS form whiz
- IRS form pro
- IRS challenger
- IRS and IRA expert
- IRA suggester
- Inits. for a tax pro
- Human alternative to TurboTax, briefly
- Helper during taxing times?
- Helper during taxing times, for short?
- Help in filing, maybe
- He's taxed in April
- He makes audits
- He checks the bks
- H&R Block V.I.P
- H&R Block party
- Frequent E-filer, for short
- Form 1040 reviewer, for short
- Forensic analyst designation
- Financial expert who's very busy in early April: Abbr
- Financial expert who's very busy in April: Abbr
- Financial consultant, briefly
- Finance VIP
- Finance man: Abbr
- Finance credential
- Fin. whiz
- Filing pro, for short
- Filing pro
- Filing helper, briefly
- Filing expert: Abbr
- Filing expert, for short
- Figures figure, briefly
- Figure man: Abbr
- Expert with schedules, for short
- Expert with nos
- Expert with IRS rules
- Expert with IRS forms
- Expert who might work for H&R Block: Abbr
- Expert who helps taxpayers: Abbr
- Expert on tax deductions: Abbr
- Expert on nos
- Expert on IRS rules
- Expert on IRS regulations
- Expert on IRS matters
- Expert on income taxes: Abbr
- Expert on figures
- Expert of IRS forms
- Expert in tax preparation: Abbr
- Expert in IRS rules
- Expert in IRS forms
- Excel specialist, for short
- Estate planning expert: Abbr
- Ernst & Young employee, in brief
- Employee in the accounting dept., maybe
- EBITDA calculator
- E&Y employee, perhaps
- E-file preparer (Abbr.)
- Designation bestowed by states
- Deductions expert
- Deduction-finding pro
- Deduction finder
- Deduction expert: Abbr
- Cruncher of nos
- Corp. treasurer, often
- Corp. book reviewer
- Company bookkeeper, perhaps: Abbr
- Common Apr. signatory
- Circus employee/subject of the puzzle
- Checkbook balancer
- CFO, possibly
- CFO often
- Certain forensic witness
- Certain financial advisor
- Certain acct
- Calculating sort, in brief
- Busy pro in tax season
- Busy pro around this time
- Busy person in Mar
- Busy man in Apr
- Busy man at auditing time
- Busy bee in early April
- Books pers
- Books examiner
- Books checker, briefly
- Bookkeeper's ambition?
- Book reviewer of a sort, briefly
- Book reviewer found in the four longest Across answers
- Bona-fide bean counter, briefly
- Block party, perhaps: Abbr
- Bks. examiner
- Bk. reviewer?
- Bean-counter's letters
- Balancing pro: Abbr
- Balancing artist, in brief
- Balancer of bks
- Bal. sheet expert
- Auditor's title: Abbr
- Auditor, often: Abbr
- Auditor, at times
- Auditor of bks
- Auditor designation
- Audit man
- Audit expert's designation
- Audit expert, for short
- Assets mgr
- April V.I.P
- April summer, for short
- April 15 fig
- April 15 adviser
- Apr. professional
- Apr. need
- Apr. busybody
- Apr. ace
- Annual-report pro
- Adviser who can help with tax deductions: Abbr
- Accounting designation, abbr
- Accounting designation, for short
- Accounting deg
- Accounting credential, abbr
- Accountant's deg
- Accountancy deg
- 4/15 specialist
- 1040-ES preparer, often: Abbr
- 1040 scrutinizer
- 1040 reviewer, for short
- 1040 filer: Abbr
- $$$ pro, for short
- "Paid preparer," for short
- "Figure head" found in this puzzle's longest answers
- I.R.S. challenger
- Busy person around Apr. 15
- Number-cruncher, familiarly
- One doing a balancing job
- Form 1040 completer
- Many a business school grad
- Tax pro: Abbr
- Tax preparer, for short
- Balancing pro?
- Bean counter, for short
- 67-Across employee
- Expert at ledger-demain?
- I.R.S. employee or adversary
- One who looks at books, briefly
- Tax return preparer, for short
- Tax consultant, often: Abbr
- Spreadsheet pro
- Filing asst.
- Tax preparer, briefly
- Fin. adviser
- Tax expert, for short
- Auditor, e.g.: Abbr.
- Calculating person, for short
- One whose days are numbered?
- Tax pro, for short
- Auditor, briefly
- Busy bee in Apr.
- Book balancer, for short
- Producer of columns, for short
- Number cruncher, for short
- Pro at completing schedules
- Busy worker in Apr.
- I.R.S. job applicant, maybe
- Form filer, for short
- Book checker, for short
- Pro with books
- Expert in ledger-domain?
- Number cruncher, familiarly
- Tax prep. expert
- Annual hiree, for some
- Expert, maybe, on the I.R.S. code
- Reviewer of books, for short
- Profit-and-loss calculator: Abbr.
- One doing checks and balances?
- Calculating sort, for short?
- One may be working on a schedule, briefly
- Asst. on taxes
- Return filler, maybe: Abbr.
- Assets mgr.?
- Balancing pro, in brief
- No. cruncher
- One concerned with checks and balances: Abbr.
- Financial adviser, for short
- Worker with books, for short
- Overseer of co. books
- Cruncher of nos.
- One who knows one's liabilities
- Book balancer, briefly
- Apr. adviser
- Tax season V.I.P.
- Expert with I.R.S. returns
- Books reviewer, for short
- Balancer of the books, for short
- E-file preparer, briefly
- Pro at balancing: Abbr
- 47-Across hire
- One helping with filing, for short
- Reviewer of books, briefly
- One working with checks and balances, for short
- Tax expert, briefly
- 1040 preparer, for short
- Estate-planning pro
- Part of a medical bill
- Balancing expert, in brief?
- Figurehead, for short?
- Figure who works with figures, for short
- Tax season busy bee, for short
- Apr. workhorse
- One who reasons by deduction, for short?
- Certain fraud protector, for short
- Ernst & Young employee, for short
- Expert with books, for short
- Book reviewer?: Abbr
- Pro who balances books
- One concerned with co. money
- Pro with books, for short
- TurboTax alternative, for short
- B-school grad, perhaps
- One working overtime in Apr., maybe
- Pro that may be replaced by TurboTax
- Entry-level position, for short?
- No. expert?
- One whose work is taxing, for short?
- Tax time busy bee
- Worker for Deloitte, for short
- Certain H&R Block worker
- Book reviewer?: Abbr.
- H&R Block V.I.P.
- KPMG hiree
- An accountant certified by the state
- Auditor, for short
- Acct., often
- April V.I.P.
- Controller, for short
- Audit maker
- Expert on nos.
- Acct. preparer
- Figs. person
- Acct. auditor
- Preparer of accts. to I.R.S.
- Aud. maker
- Numbers' person
- Books pers.
- Person involved with nos.
- Nos. person
- Busy man in Apr.
- Nos. man
- Bookkeeping pro
- Bookkeeper's letters
- Finance man: Abbr.
- Busy person in Mar.
- Authorized bus. overseer
- I.R.S. worker, for short
- Numbers man, for short
- Inits. for a figure expert
- Man of accts.
- L. R.S. go-between
- Calculator: Abbr.
- 1040 worker
- Tax figurer, for short
- Balancer, of sorts
- Bal.-sheet worker
- Important pers. on April 15
- Board-approved acct.
- Accountant, for short
- Person helping a taxpayer to the I.R.S.
- Ernst & Young employee, for short
- Bal.-sheet auditor
- V.I.P. at tax time
- Acct. keeper
- I.R.S. person, perhaps
- He checks the bks.
- Column producer, for short
- Numbers man: Abbr.
- Math is his forte
- Numbers man: Abbr
- Auditor: Abbr.
- Expert on figures: Abbr
- Tax man: Abbr.
- Audit man, for short
- Figs. expert
- Fin. troubleshooter
- Busy one before Apr. 15
- Bus. consultant
- Figures expert
- Tax-form expert: Abbr.
- Expert on figures: Abbr.
- Auditor: Abbr
- Certain acct.
- Tax expert: Abbr
- One working with checks and balances?
- Profit-and-loss calculator: Abbr
- Bookkeeper (Abbr.)
- IRS employee
- Tax prep pro, perhaps
- Accounting pro
- One for the books? (abbr.)
- Tax season VIP
- IRS worker
- IRS form expert
- Expert on IRS forms
- Busy one in Apr
- Block letters?
- Busy pro in Apr
- Deduction expert (Abbr.)
- Tax prep expert: Abbr
- Professional no. cruncher
- IRS audit rep
- H&R Block hiree
- Busy worker in April, for short
- Auditing firm hiree, for short
- __ exam
- IRS go-between
- IRS calculator?
- Financial auditor's designation, briefly
- Busy person in Apr
- Audit rep
- Tax whiz, briefly
- Spring summer, initially
- Returns pro, briefly
- No. pro
- IRS forms expert
- IRS expert
- Filing asst
- Figure head?: Abbr
- Books reviewer: abbr
- A kind of accountant
- 1040EZ pro
- Tax preparation expert: Abbr
- Tax expert (Abbr.)
- One with plaudits for averting audits
- Numbers person, briefly
- Numbers cruncher
- Number-crunching pro
- Master of the ledger domain?
- Many an IRS employee
- Man of figures: Abbr
- IRS hiree
- Busy bee in Apr
- Block party?
- Bean counter, briefly
- Audit pro
- Audit man: Abbr
- Apr. consultant
- Accounting dept. employee, perhaps
- Accountant, briefly
- 1040 reviewer, briefly
- 1040 preparer, often: abbr
- Yr.-end consultant
- Yr.-end auditor
- Whiz at figs
- What many a CFO is
- Tax-time VIP
- Tax-filing pro
- Tax return pro
- Tax pro, briefly
- Tax preparer's designation
- Tax computer?
- Pro with schedules
- Pro filer
- Numbers pro, briefly
- Nos. expert
- Ledger man: Abbr
- IRS-form expert
- IRS staffer
- Income tax expert: Abbr
- H&R Block worker, for short
- H&R Block employee
- Figure head? (abbr.)
- Expert on tax regulations: Abbr
- Expert in filling out tax forms: Abbr
- Electronic tax filer, often
- Bus. school grad
- Books expert: Abbr
- Book balancer
- Auditor's designation: Abbr
- Auditing pro
- Audit expert's letters
- April workhorse, for short
- Apr. hiree
- Apr. 15 adviser
- Annual hiree, for many
- Accounting acronym
- 1040 filer's asst
- 1040 expert
- W-2 pro
- Taxman, for short
- Tax-season VIP
- Tax-return pro
- Tax whiz, for short
- Tax specialist, briefly
- Tax return preparer, briefly
- Tax pro (abbr.)
- Tax prep. advisor
- Tax man: Abbr
- Tax law expert: Abbr
- Tax form preparer: Abbr
- Tax form expert: Abbr
- Tax doc. pro
- Spring summer?
- Schedule C expert
- Return pro
- Professional auditor, briefly
- Pro with a balancing act?
- P&L expert
- P & L statement preparer
- One working on columns
- One who looks at books
- One who is good with nos
- One who helps avoid audits (Abbr.)
- One making checks and balances?
- One for whom Apr. is the cruelest month?
- One concerned with checks and balances, briefly
- Number cruncher, briefly
- Nos. runner
- Norm's occupation on "Cheers"
- No.-crunching pro
- No. brain?
- Many a bus. school grad
- Ledger-domain pro?
- Ledger pro
- Keeper of the books, for short
- IRS return expert
The Collaborative International Dictionary
CPA
CPA \CPA\ n. a certified public accountant; an accountant certified by the state. [acronym]
Syn: certified public accountant.
Wiktionary
cpa
init. 1 (context US accounting English) (initialism of certified public accountant English) 2 (context Canada accounting English) (initialism of chartered professional accountant English) 3 (context chemistry English) copolymer alloy 4 (context nautical English) closest point of approach
Wikipedia
CPA
CPA may refer to:
- Certified Public Accountant, a statutory title of qualified accountants in the United States
- Certified Practising Accountant, a title used by members of the CPA Australia accountancy association
- Chartered Professional Accountant, a title of qualified accountants in Canada
- Chartered Patent Attorney or Chartered Patent Agent, registered trademarks of the Chartered Institute of Patent Attorneys in the UK
- Closest point of approach, used in Automatic Radar Plotting Aid
- Cyproterone acetate, an antiandrogen
- Chosen-plaintext attack, a form of cryptanalysis
- Código Postal Argentino, Postal codes in Argentina
- Continuous Partial Attention, a term coined by Linda Stone in 1998 to describe a kind of multitasking
- CPA (agriculture), a type of agricultural cooperative in Cuba
- Cathay Pacific's ICAO airline designator
- Certified Public Assassins, a team featured on Extreme Dodgeball
- Classification of Products by Activity, a European standard classification of goods and services
CPA (agriculture)
A CPA (Cooperativa de Producción Agropecuaria), or Agricultural Production Cooperative, is a type of agricultural cooperative that exists in Cuba today.