Pass the CPA Exam: Financial Accounting & Reporting

In my opinion, Bisk FARE review is one of the best on the topic of Financial Accounting. The book is loaded with relevent examples. Highly recommended! I'd use the book in conjunction with their audio CDs, which are very very good.

In this delicious narrative of financial accounting and egg salad recipes, Nathan Bisk delves into the secret Lambda society in 1960's Nebraska. In a tale both haunting and hilarious, financial reporting is battered about betwixt our 2 heroes: Ivan Fox and Bob Monette. Bisk, forbidden from engaging in non-academic sleep since the age of 14, is simply astounding. Some call him "prickly" or even "scrumchilescent", but I have only this to say, "I love this book." If I had to arm wrstle Burt Reynolds for it, I would. And I would win!

If Doestoevsky ever decided to stop writing about tortured souls and snow and religion and all that malarky and get to the real literary gold mine that is Financial Accounting and Reporting, he might have written this very book. It is a work of such delicate feeling and insightful, powerful prose it makes me weep when I finish each chapter. I love thi sman Nathan for writing this masterpiece.

What a fantastic way to get ready for the CPA Exam. I was so overwhelmed but if you study this book it will get you ready. I passed my first time....just like they said I would!

Studying for the CPA exam can seem like an overwhelming, uphill battle. It is an undoubtedly challenging undertaking. However, this review book is excellent and will definately prepare you for the exam. The thorough chapters are well written and contain helpful exhibits and mnemonic devices. Of course, about 1,000 questions are included for practice. If you're taking all four sections of the exam keep in mind that Bisk recommends 20 weeks of study, so plan accordingly. Nathan Bisk's books are the best CPA review books I've seen.